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The Overnighters 2014

In Williston, North Dakota, the oil boom's promise of prosperity attracts a flood of hopefuls, only to dash their dreams against the harsh reality of scarce jobs and no place to call home. Amidst this chaos, Pastor Jay Reinke takes it upon himself to bring dignity to the desperate, transforming his church into a sanctuary for the "Overnighters" who find refuge in its walls.

In Williston, North Dakota, the oil boom's promise of prosperity attracts a flood of hopefuls, only to dash their dreams against the harsh reality of scarce jobs and no place to call home. Amidst this chaos, Pastor Jay Reinke takes it upon himself to bring dignity to the desperate, transforming his church into a sanctuary for the "Overnighters" who find refuge in its walls.

Does The Overnighters have end credit scenes?

No!

The Overnighters does not have end credit scenes.

Actors

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Ratings

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Metacritic

89

Metascore

7.0

User Score

IMDb

7.4 /10

IMDb Rating

TMDB

71

%

User Score

Discover the awards and nominations received by The Overnighters. Explore the history of The Overnighters and its cast and crew.


20th Critics' Choice Awards 2015

Nomination

Best Documentary Feature

67th Directors Guild of America Awards 2015

Jesse Moss
Nomination

Documentaries

Jesse Moss

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