Get ready to be inspired by “Sarah’s Oil”—a heartfelt faith-based drama from Kingdom Story Company (in partnership with The Wonder Project and Amazon MGM Studios). The film will be in the theaters on November 7, 2025.

and tells the story of Sarah Rector. It is inspired by the 2014 book “Searching for Sarah Rector: The Richest Black Girl in America” by Tonya Bolden. Directed and co-written by Cyrus Nowrasteh, it walks us through the journey of an 11-year-old African American girl who staked her faith on barren land—and found oil.

Plot

Young Sarah Rector, portrayed by Naya Desir-Johnson, is allotted a patch of land in Oklahoma—seemingly worthless, until she trusts God that there’s treasure beneath it. When oil is indeed discovered, greedy oil speculators want her property. Amid growing pressure, Sarah leans on her faith, her family, friends, and even some Texas adventurers to stand firm. In a remarkable twist, she becomes one of America’s first female African American millionaires, before her twelfth birthday.

Theme

“Sarah’s Oil” main themes are faith, courage, patience, and resilience. It shows how trusting in God irrespective of the obstacles faced can turn out.  What makes it special is that a young person was able to show determination, combined with spiritual belief when no one expected. Her unwavering stance changed her life forever despite adversities from powerful people and even those close to her.

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Characters

Here are the cast of the movie :

Sarah Rector (Naya Desir-Johnson) – The fearless young heroine whose faith and intuition drive the film’s emotional core.

Bert Smith (Zachary Levi) – A key supporter whose relationship with Sarah helps shape her path forward.

Rose Rector (Sonequa Martin-Green) – Sarah’s mother, providing strength and guidance.

Casts like Garret Dillahunt, Bridget Regan, Kenric Green, Stelio Savante, Mel Rodriguez, and Vincent D’Onofrio were also present. The played different roles from Sarah allies to enemies

Visuals

The movie is set around the backdrop of early 20th-century Oklahoma. It captures the plain beauty of the city and harsh conditions of the town. There are sweeping wide shots of barren fields, dramatic sequences of oil discovery, and tender, lovely family moments. The contrast between the dusty, sun-burnt landscape and the hidden wealth beneath shows the film’s main message. While the unique costumes and cinematography immerse you in Sarah’s time and place.

Final Verdict

“Sarah’s Oil” tells a touching story of American history many people don’t know. It preaches perseverance and courage when all hope is lost.. The performances were intense and captivating, especially from Naya Desir-Johnson. Also, with a powerful and uplifting message, it promises so much more than the trailer actually shows. Regardless of your preferred genre, this movie is one to watch out for.

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