Andrew and Jon Erwin, known collectively as the Erwin Brothers, are American filmmaking forces, weaving Christian themes into Hollywood narratives. Their journey began in the heart of Alabama, where both brothers pursued dreams seemingly far removed from Hollywood.

While Jon dreamt of music videos, Andrew studied business. A shared passion for storytelling, however, eventually drew them together. In 2002, they joined forces, starting with commercials and music videos before graduating to documentaries like "The Cross and the Towers," exploring the steel cross found at Ground Zero after 9/11.

The Erwin Brothers' shift towards feature films came with 2014's "October Baby," an anti-abortion drama. While receiving mixed reviews, it resonated with faith-based audiences, paving the way for their future successes. They followed with "Mom's Night Out," a lighthearted comedy, and "I Can Only Imagine," a powerful biopic about MercyMe frontman Bart Millard, which became a surprise box office hit.

Each film reflects the Erwin Brothers' core values: faith, family, and hope. While tackling diverse genres, their stories consistently explore themes of redemption, forgiveness, and overcoming adversity. This dedication to both entertainment and purpose has attracted millions of viewers, establishing them as leading voices in faith-based filmmaking.

Beyond their work on screen, the Erwin Brothers actively contribute to the industry. They founded Kingdom Story Company, a production company focused on faith-based projects. They also mentor aspiring filmmakers and speak at events, encouraging others to use their talents to inspire and uplift. The Erwin Brothers continue to write, produce, and direct, promising captivating faith-driven narratives for years to come.