The film follows Will, a troubled teen who finds himself at a Christian summer camp. Between the catchy reimagined songs, the hopeful themes, and the sweet romance, it’s earned fans who describe it as “wholesome,” “uplifting,” and the kind of feel-good comfort watch you can put on again and again. Of course, some have called it cheesy and predictable — but that’s part of its charm. It’s light, it’s heartfelt, and it leaves you humming long after.

But the story doesn’t end there. A Week Away has now grown into a full series, taking the same idea — faith, friendship, and camp life — but with brand new characters and stories at Camp Aweegaway. It’s not a retelling of the movie, but a continuation of its spirit. Instead of just one weekend of music and camp adventures, the series stretches those themes into a season-long journey with competitions, challenges, and the emotional highs and lows of growing up.

The episodes lean into the same strengths that made the movie a hit: vibrant music, hopeful storytelling, and that sense of community and belonging that faith-based stories often bring. Streaming exclusively on Angel Studios, the seven-episode series drops new episodes every Thursday, giving fans more time to sink into the camp experience and watch the new cast create fresh bonds.

Whether you loved the movie and want more, or you’re discovering it all for the first time, A Week Away now offers both: a one-sitting film that feels like a summer playlist, and a series that expands it into something bigger, brighter, and ready to keep growing.

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