Host a Community Showing

For a limited time, bring Triumph of the Heart exclusively to your church or community.

"Masterpiece and Miracle"

— Sheryl Collmer, Crisis Magazine

How it Works

Choose your size

Select the perfect setting for your event, whether it’s your parish hall, backyard, or another community space

Set your date

Don’t miss the exclusive community events window—host yours before streaming opens Oct 28th or schedule through 2025.

Enter the story

Plan your event and invite your community! Sell tickets, make it a fundraiser, or offer the experience as a gift.

WHAT LEADERS ARE SAYING

Licenses to fit your audience

Screening licenses are based on your audience size.

Use your venue’s seating capacity or the size of your organization to estimate your audience size and choose the best option.


Screening licenses

Up to 100 viewers
$1,000

Up to 150
$1,500

Up to 200
$1,800

Up to 250
$2,250

More than 250
$2,500

Tech Requirements

  • Computer (not Ipad or phone)

  • Projector or Large TV Screen 

  • HDMI Cable

  • Strong WiFi Signal (ethernet connection even better)

  • Sound system

  • Have a dedicated person to act as the A/V expert for your event.

  • Confirm the venue has a sound system and screen appropriate for your audience size.

  • Connect your computer to a large screen or projector via an HDMI cable to play the film (will NOT work from cell phone).

  • Test the unique screening link that will be emailed to you the day before your event.

Purchase your showing

Ready to bring Triumph of the Heart to your community? Purchase your screening license below!

Screening FAQ

    • Sell tickets, fundraise, or offer concessions—TOTH doesn’t handle ticketing. You are welcome to ask attendees to pay for your event or to acquire sponsors in order to recoup!

    • We will ask you to take a picture and send to us of your event when people are sitting down to watch the movi

    • Included: private link to play the movie as part of the extension to Opening Week.

    • Not included: venue, ticketing platform, tech, tech support. Additional fees must be paid for by the group. 

    • No refunds for license purchases bought without prior permission.

    • Just under 2 hours.

    • PG-13, not for children under 13

    • Recommended: Optional discussion time after.

    • Best window to schedule film: October 4–October 22 (before streaming release), but you can schedule your event any time after October 4th. 

    • After that? Still available, but the same pricing applies and streaming will be available.

    • What happens if a hurricane or other disaster strikes on the day of my screening? If the screening needs to be rescheduled due to natural disaster, please contact a member of the TOTH team.  

    • We’re so grateful for all your support. If you’d like to donate to help us show the film to more people, you can give forwards at triumphoftheheart.com/donate

    • Want to explore the story behind the film and learn more about St. Maximilian’s story? You can book a speaker from our team. Writer and director Anthony D’Ambrosio and producer Cecilia Stevenson are available for a speaker’s fee, schedule permitting. If you are interested in having a speaker at your showing, please contact us before purchasing a screening license.

WRITER AND DIRECTOR’S STORY

I lost my faith
and wanted to die.

  • I got sick. An undiagnosed medical condition destroyed my life. I couldn’t sleep. My relationship ended. I could barely hold down my job. And worst of all, there was no cure—no end in sight.

    The darkness closed in, and I lost my faith. I didn’t want to live anymore.

    But then I remembered Kolbe.

    St. Maximilian Kolbe was a priest, a writer, and a Catholic friar. During World War II, he was arrested and sent to Auschwitz for his vocal opposition to the ideologies of the day.

    He watched as 10 men were condemned to die in the starvation bunker—a brutal death sentence. When one man cried out, “My wife, my children!” Kolbe stepped forward and offered his own life in exchange.

    I kept coming back to that starvation bunker—the place where Kolbe chose to love in the face of unimaginable suffering. I thought about how he forged a brotherhood in that darkness, how he transformed despair into hope. Slowly, a light began to break through.

    Kolbe’s story gave me a way forward, and this film is my way of sharing that light with the world.

    In an age that runs from pain and avoids the cost of love, Kolbe shows us another way. He is a saint for our time—and his story is one we all need to hear.

    -Anthony D’Ambrosio

“Deeply powerful. Unflinching. Brilliantly written and acted.”

— MATT WALSH, THE DAILY WIRE

"Unforgettable, moving tribute"


— NATIONAL CATHOLIC REGISTER

“Like a Caravaggio masterpiece reemerging after 500 years.”

— EMILY MALLOY, THE FEDERALIST