The Story of Everything

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The Story of Everything is a cinematic exploration of the cosmos that reveals the hidden hand behind our universe. From the precise laws that govern the stars to the intricate patterns found in every living cell, the film traces evidence of intentional design throughout nature. Whether examining distant star-forming clouds or the spiral structure of DNA, we discover a consistent signature woven into the fabric of existence.

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The Story of Everything gives us scientific depth with striking clarity and beauty, delivering a thoughtful exploration of the universe’s design.

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Michael Medved

The Michael Medved Show

17h

4/4

Hugely entertaining and enlightening with an elegant presentation and profound ideas about reality and ultimate meaning.

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Michael Clark

Epoch Times

2d

3.5/5

Even with the brilliant visuals, the ultimate point of the film is still too intimidating for general audiences. This is a movie that needs to be a four- or five-part miniseries. There is simply too much information to be fully absorbed in 100 minutes.

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Brett McCracken

The Gospel Coalition

Apr 30

The Story of Everything makes a powerful case for the mounting scientific evidence that an intelligent first cause—something outside space and time—created the universe.

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Christopher Lloyd

The Film Yap

Apr 30

3.5/5

This documentary looks at competing theories about the creation of the universe and of life on Earth, nudging us to embrace the idea of intelligent design (read: bearded omniscient father in the sky).

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Avi Offer

NYC Movie Guru

Apr 23

An enlightening, engaging, well-edited and, above all, fair and balanced documentary.

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Mike McGranaghan

Aisle Seat

Apr 21

3/4

Prepare to be challenged, provoked, and thoroughly fascinated.

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Terri

5h

Beautiful special effects, interesting presentation of evidence, made tough subjects understandable, for anyone who wants to learn about how DNA has affected science and hypotheses thought to be pretty good but which can't explain major current scientific discoveries

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Robert

7h

The presentation was fascinating and showed how modern Science and Religion are moving together.

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Rob

10h

Great movie that goes through multiple layers (universe, solar system, planet, bacteria, first cell, etc.) and shows the scientific evidence that points toward a creator.

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Rosemary

11h

Sorry they lost me on the first half…

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Scott C

14h

I was disappointed in the section on cosmology because it completely ignored Plasma Cosmology (Electric Universe)

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Sharon

15h

I liked the movie, The Story of Everything, because we humans have so many questions about life. The movie, to me, answered the initial question... that all of thisman, earth, the universedid not happen randomly. There is too much thought in the design of the universe and we, humans, to have been the result of happenstance. Everything is here as the result of intricate planning from the Creator(s). After watching this movie, I felt very uplifted. Science is providing the details from which we humans can decide for ourselves from whence we came. And, the movie provides the appropriate questions.

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The Story of Everything is a cinematic exploration of the cosmos that reveals the hidden hand behind our universe. From the precise laws that govern the stars to the intricate patterns found in every living cell, the film traces evidence of intentional design throughout nature. Whether examining distant star-forming clouds or the spiral structure of DNA, we discover a consistent signature woven into the fabric of existence.

Director: Eric Esau
Producer: Jason Pamer, Brian Bird, Jens Jacob, Eric Esau
Screenwriter: Stephen C. Meyer
Distributor: Fathom Entertainment
Production Co: Sypher Studios, Mew Films
Genre: Documentary, Nature
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Apr 30, 2026, Limited
Runtime: 1h 45m