FeaturePG-132003·90m·6.3

Saints and Soldiers

Trapped behind enemy lines. All they have is their hope.

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Five American soldiers fighting in Europe during World War II struggle to return to Allied territory after being separated from U.S. forces during the historic Malmedy Massacre.

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Cast

Corbin Allred

Corporal Nathan 'Deacon' Greer

Alexander Polinsky

Medic Steven Gould

Kirby Heyborne

Flight Sergeant Oberon Winley

Larry Bagby

Private Shirley 'Shirl' Kendrick

Peter Holden

Staff Sergeant Gordon Gunderson

Ethan Vincent

Rudolph 'Rudi' Gertz

Melinda Renee

Catherine Theary

Ruby Chase O'Neil

Sophie Theary

Jeff Birk

Radio Announcer

Benjamin Gourley

Private McKinley

Tane Williams

Injured One-Armed Soldier

Randy Beard

German Officer #1

Curt Doussett

German Soldier #1

Michael Buster

German Soldier #2

M. Casey Reeves

Weeping Soldier

Chris Clark

American Soldier #1

Christian Lee

Conversing German #1

Christian Malzl

Conversing German #2

Philip Malzl

Conversing German #3

Dawn Graham

Ghost Figure

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
English, German
Budget
$780,000
Revenue
$1.3M
Age rating
PG-13
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Go FilmsMedal Of Honor

Crew

Director

Ryan Little

Writers

Geoffrey Panos, Geoffrey Panos, Matt Whitaker

J Bateman

Original Music Composer

Bart Hendrickson

Original Music Composer

Wynn Hougaard

Editor

Steven A. Lee

Production Design

Ryan Little

Director of Photography

Gallery

Reviews

Dr Nostromo

7/5/2026

3.0

29/100 5 soldiers, trapped behind enemy lines in the Ardennes, must travel 20 miles to a town. 'Based on a true story' only applies to the opening. The rest is religious propaganda. And they did a boring job of it. Mostly walking and long scenes of dialogue about beliefs in God for 3/4 of the film then some unrealistic warfare scenes then an atheist Medic finds God and gives aid to a Nazi soldier he saw slaughter dozens of American prisoners. Seriously? I'm supposed to find that inspirational? I'm sorry ...my pragmatism is showing. -- DrNostromo.com

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