Arguably the biggest crossover hit in the history of Mormon cinema, The Saratov Approach dominated theater screens across Utah, Arizona, California, Nevada, and Idaho, earning itself a wider release across the United States. Earning praise from the likes of Larry King and Variety magazine, this true story about Latter-day Saint missionaries kidnapped and held for ransom in Russia struck a chord with audiences of all faiths. While never downplaying the religious affiliation of its protagonists, it portrayed universal themes of courage, compassion, and interfaith cooperation. 
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