Apple TV+ loves itself some Brett Goldstein. The streaming service, which hosts the Goldstein-starring series “Ted Lasso,” will soon welcome his new movie “All of You.” The romance film will debut on the streamer before you know it, and if you want to know more about the film before it comes out, we’ve got all the details you want below.

Everything you need to know about ‘All of You’

When does ‘All of You’ come out?

“All of You will be released on Apple TV+ on Sept. 26.

Will ‘All of You’ see a theatrical release?

Yes, “All of You” will be available in select theaters around the United States on Sept. 26, the same day it arrives on streaming. Check your local theater listings as the release date approaches to see if your cinema will be offering the film.

What is ‘All of You’ about?

“All of You” is the story of two friends who decide to try a new test that matches soulmates together. But when the results aren’t what they expected, they spend over a decade trying to resist the urge to derail the lives they’ve chosen for themselves — including marriage and children — despite the irresistible notion that they belong together.

Who stars in ‘All of You’?

Brett Goldstein and Imogen Poots headline in “All of You” as Simon and Laura, the two lead characters. The movie also stars Zawe Ashton as Andrea, Steven Cree as Lukas, Jenna Coleman as Robyn, and Éva Magyar as Jay Gorin.

Nadia Albina as Jennie, Alara-Star Khan as Sascha, Jamie Langlands as Alex, and Tariq Rasheed as Ekhard also appear.

Will you be able to watch ‘All of You’ for free?

Yes, you will! If you’re not an Apple TV+ customer at the moment, and you’ve never signed up for the service, you can watch “All of You” with a seven-day free trial when it is released. Apple TV+ offers this same trial to all new subscribers when they sign up.

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