A 2017 Christian drama is set to leave Netflix‘s content library soon, giving subscribers limited time to watch it online. Starring John Corbett, the movie garnered impressive reviews from critics upon release. Its upcoming exit gives subscribers a final opportunity to stream the film before it is removed from the platform.
2017’s All Saints to be removed from Netflix in March
The Christian drama All Saints is set to leave Netflix on March 1, 2026. This gives subscribers a final opportunity to stream the 2017 film before it exits the platform’s catalog.
Helmed by Steve Gomer and written by Steve Armour, the film is inspired by real events. It chronicles the journey of Michael Spurlock, played by John Corbett. A former sales executive who transitions into ministry, Spurlock receives his first assignment at a small Episcopal church in rural Tennessee that has been slated for closure. Tasked with shutting down the congregation and preparing the property for sale, Spurlock initially views the role as a stepping stone to a larger church position.
When a group of refugees from Burma begins attending the church, Spurlock’s assignment becomes more complicated. Instead of closing it down, he chooses to support the new families and the remaining members of the congregation. Working together, they turn the church’s unused land into a functioning farm, hoping the harvest will generate enough income to sustain the church.
The ensemble cast includes Cara Buono as Aimee Spurlock, Myles Moore as Atticus Spurlock, Nelson Lee as Ye Win, Barry Corbin as Forrest, and David Keith as Boyd.
Released theatrically in August 2017, All Saints was met with strong critical support. It holds a 95% critics’ rating based on 19 reviews on Rotten Tomatoes. Meanwhile, audiences have given it a 72% score on the site’s Popcornmeter. The film earned approximately $5.94 million worldwide.
Originally reported by Disheeta Maheshwari on ComingSoon.
