Having seen both Rebecca St James & King & Country in concert many times and heard parts of their family's faith story & God's provision through His children it was wonderful to see it chronologically in context on the big screen. I'd highly recommend this movie to any adults who'd find encouragement in seeing good triumph and a wonderful date night w your kids (~10yrs+ only due to developmental understanding of themes) and could lead to deep meaningful discussions about faith, family, & future dreams over a dessert out afterwards!

Family worthy - take the whole family

Despite missing some needed scenes to carry forward the lead’s emotional throughline, this is a good film that is sure to resonate with its core demographic.

Bobby LePire

Film Threat

Cinematographer Johnny Derango helps to ensure that the film’s more prosaic moments — of which there are many — are endowed with the same ambient vitality, as the active camerawork and careful framing invite audiences to look for truth in the kind of story that tends to just shove it in your face.

It’s a humble story, one with the capacity to inspire in its simple message of perseverance. But the film itself, as an artistic product, feels limited in its observational scope, because the filmmaker doesn’t have any distance from the material.

Katie Walsh

Los Angeles Times