The Case for Miracles (2025)

Name: The Case for Miracles (2025)
Director: Mani Sandoval
Genre: Documentary
Released: Dec 15, 2025
Cast: Daniel Calveti, Rodrigo Abed, Kaylee Amante, Manny Brion, Tommy Hebel

Fathom Entertainment

1h 47m
- Documentary

Release Date: Dec 15, 2025 | Limited

Do miracles still happen? Examining modern miracle claims and their credibility, while reflecting on Jesus' birth, death, and resurrection as faith's foundation, plus facing the challenge of unanswered prayers.

Releases

Original Release | Dec 15, 2025

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Director & Top Cast

Mani Sandoval
Director

Daniel Calveti
Hospital Custodian

Rodrigo Abed
Dr. Garza

Kaylee Amante
Barbara Cummiskey

Manny Brion
Juan Calveti

Tommy Hebel
Little Lee Strobel

Piper Glover

Barbara's sister

Kacee L Aguirre

College Student

Candy Gunther Brown

Self

Cameron Burns

VFX Artist

Dennis Cardamone

Colorist

Paul Charbonnet

Drone Operator

Brett Cline

Grip

Zuriel Halal

Editor

Sean T Johnson

Mr. Cummiskey

Adrian Maruri

Sound Supervisor

Sergio D. Noriega

Airplane passenger

Brian Osback

Gaffer

Summaries

Storyline

Do miracles still happen? Examining modern miracle claims and their credibility, while reflecting on Jesus' birth, death, and resurrection as faith's foundation, plus facing the challenge of unanswered prayers.

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Fun Facts

Lee Strobel and director Mani Sandoval literally drive Route 66 in a vintage Ford Bronco, swapping miracle stories between south-western highways and desert pull-offs—think “The Case for Christ” meets “Easy Rider” with Pentecostal gas-stops.