When aspiring musical superstar Sam is forced to join her cousin's struggling, underdog praise team in the lead-up to a national championship competition, she sees an opportunity to finally make her dreams come true.
Directed by Tina Gordon
gospel
church
singing competition
gospel music
music
amused
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Cast
Chloe Bailey
Sam
Anjelika Washington
Jess
Druski
Aaron
Birgundi Baker
Melissa
Jekalyn Carr
KiKi
Quavo
T.Y. Way
Tristan Mack Wilds
Pastor Nick 'PG' Goodman
Loren Lott
Kelly
Kiara Iman
Jackie
Ilario Grant
Jermaine
Michael Anthony
Bishop Headley
Rafael Castillo
Bodyguard Slim
Crew
Tina Gordon
Director
Jana Savage
Screenplay
Tina Gordon
Screenplay
Johanna Byer
Executive Producer
Will Packer
Producer
Tim Story
Producer
Daniel Fiorito
First Assistant "C" Camera
Chad Brock
Camera Operator
Lex D. Geddings
Stunt Coordinator
Jana Savage
Story
Popular Reviews
24 reviews
Bebe PointerPRO
8.0★ · 04/05/26
As a girl that sang in multiple choirs and the occasional praise team, this tickled me.
As a girl that sang in multiple choirs and the occasional praise team, this tickled me.
Roger
5.0★ · 11/29/25
fuck nigga, fuck nigga, fuck nigga
fuck nigga, fuck nigga, fuck nigga
plAntPeralta
3.9★ · 02/10/25
another very unserious movie from the director of ‘little’ (2019). it’s pitch perfect but with black religiosity. i love chloe, druski, and quavo but damn they cannot act
another very unserious movie from the director of ‘little’ (2019). it’s pitch perfect but with black religiosity. i love chloe, druski, and quavo but damn they cannot act
mikaelaPRO
7.0★ · 12/03/23
right from the moment I saw someone watching a performance on stage and talking about how she was "gonna throw up" that this was the christian version of Pitch Perfect and with every following scene I became increasingly right
right from the moment I saw someone watching a performance on stage and talking about how she was "gonna throw up" that this was the christian version of Pitch Perfect and with every following scene I became increasingly right
