When reclusive artist Eva Keating unexpectedly becomes the guardian of her late brother Jack’s three children, her quiet, controlled life is disrupted. Jack and his wife Emily are loving and adventurous parents known for their inspirational messages that challenge their children and others to live life to the fullest—to choose to be “all in.”  Before they leave for their vacation, Jack and Emily record a series of videos pre-scheduled for daily release while they are away. The daily messages of love, challenge, and adventure, now guide Eva and the children through a surreal road trip toward healing.

After the funeral, a deadline fast approaches for the children to leave their grandparents’ house where they were staying and return home in time for Astrid’s long-awaited play. The trip becomes more than anyone expected. With Astrid’s unbreakable hope, Eric’s humor, and Maddy’s protective heart, the Keatings journey through enchanted landscapes brought to life by Eva’s vivid imagination and spectacular storytelling. Her imagination creates whimsical creatures and dream-like adventures, bridging her heart with the children’s grief and revealing her past with Jack. Humor, unexpected detours, and mishaps bring them closer as they navigate loss together. 

The road trip builds to an exciting climax the night of Astrid’s performance. The audience, overflowing with countless supporters who know of Jack and Emily’s passing, have been following Jack’s now viral vlog posts. We learn that Astrid’s hopefulness came from her belief that her parents are not dead and will be in the audience to see her play, as they promised. Astrid's fantasies come crashing down and Eva, having found her courage and purpose, chooses to fully embrace love and protect her new family.

 In the end, the Keatings are transformed, with Eva honoring Jack and Emily’s legacy through storytelling that helps Maddy, Eric, and Astrid find strength, belonging, and a new future together.

All In blends humor and fantastical adventures with real-life, heart-wrenching challenges, to show that even in the face of tragedy, family, faith, and the power of imagination can heal and inspire us to live life “all in.”