All Saints

Name: All Saints
Genre: Drama
Released: August 25, 2017
Duration: 108 min
Rating: 63
Cast: Barry Corbin, Cara Buono, Chonda Pierce, David Keith, Debra Lynn Rogers Welborn

2017

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Generally favorable reviews based on 7 Critic Reviews

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Columbia Pictures | Release Date: August 25, 2017 | PG

Starring: Barry Corbin, Cara Buono, Chonda Pierce, David Keith, Debra Lynn Rogers Welborn, Edward Parker, Gregory Alan Williams, Ivan Leung, Jessejames Locorriere, John Corbett, John Newberg, Myles Moore, Nelson Lee, Patrick Johnson, Stevie Ray Dallimore

Summary: When salesman-turned-pastor Michael Spurlock (John Corbett) is ordered to shut down a tiny church, a group of refugees from Southeast Asia appear at the right moment in Spurlock’s life, and together they risk everything to plant seeds of hope for the future. Based on a true story.

Director: Steve Gomer

Genre(s): Drama

Rating: PG

Runtime: 108 min

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Frank Scheck

Aug 25, 2017

By avoiding excessive proselytizing and instead simply and effectively relating its moving tale, All Saints proves stirring in a way many of its cinematic brethren do not. Read full review

RogerEbert.com Christy Lemire

Aug 25, 2017

Director Steve Gomer approaches dire and potentially devastating situations in understated fashion, allowing the purity of their prevailing humanity to shine through. Read full review

Joe Leydon

Aug 24, 2017

Director Steve Gomer’s well-crafted faith-based film is affecting without undue heartstring-yanking, almost entirely saccharine-free and, perhaps most impressively, not entirely predictable. Read full review

Marjorie Baumgarten

Aug 30, 2017

If nothing else, the film provides an enlightening look into the Karen diaspora, and a healthy reminder that God’s work is not contained by a sanctuary’s walls. Read full review

Movie Nation

Aug 28, 2017

It’s lightly uplifting, self-help oriented and goes easy on the supernaturalist literalism that fundamentalists have locked onto as a political line-in-the-sand. Read full review

Katie Walsh

Aug 24, 2017

The cinematic execution of All Saints is serviceable at best. It's stilted at times, with too much dead air hanging around, and the stakes and roller coaster of ups and downs in the script often seem out of step with the emotion on-screen. Read full review

Claudia Puig

Aug 25, 2017

The film’s major saving grace is how it seeks to be inclusive in its depiction of Christianity. Through a collective endeavor, a sense of community and faith is reinforced. Read full review

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DogeGamer2015

Sep 20, 2020

Esta película es una experiencia inspiradora, tiene una buena trama y momentos que dan para reflexionar.

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OnlyAGreatOnly

Oct 8, 2017

All Saints is entertaining because of Church and it's helping all the churches. Unlike a Question Of Faith, it's Super Entertaining as Michael like that. Thank You.

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EpicLadySponge

Aug 25, 2017

All Saints pushes itself a little too hard to make people actually love it, but they, at least, have done things correctly even if the pressure to making people love the film couldn't work. It makes up what seems to be an impressing film and that's what it is actually.

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ElaineP

Sep 30, 2017

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. All of the acting is good, I love John Corbett, and I was educated about and saddened by the suffering of the Karen people. Unfortunately the ending is so depressing that I believe that this movie should not have been made about this situation.… Expand

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theirrelephants

Sep 8, 2017

One of the more terrible "feel good" movies I've seen, and completely inappropriate in this current climate. Couldn't get over the propaganda during the few parts of it that were actually enjoyable.

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