Western Reader
The new movie Sound of Freedom hit theaters on July 4 and has exceeded expectations, making $100 million so far. The small-budget, independent film from Angel Studios tells the true story of Tim Ballard and his heroic efforts to save trafficked children around the world. However, there have been reports of strange glitches and technical issues occurring at the movie theaters.
Some speculate that globalists and traffickers may be deliberately interfering with the film to sabotage its success. The reported issues include the film file not playing correctly, theaters offering free tickets for other films if audiences leave, listing the film as “sold out” when tickets have not been purchased, and incidents such as the fire alarm being set off and electrical fires occurring during screenings.
Despite these challenges, audiences are still showing great interest in the film. Sound of Freedom stars Jim Caviezel as Tim Ballard and is based on a true story. Ballard, a former Department of Homeland Security employee, ventured into remote areas of South America to rescue children from sex trafficking. The film sheds light on the disturbing horrors of trafficking, and Caviezel has spoken publicly about his belief that some political elites and globalists engage in the brutal abuse of children. Following these interviews, Caviezel faced increased attacks from the mainstream media, coinciding with the escalation of technical issues plaguing the film.
Despite the apparent attempts to hinder the film’s success, audiences remain undeterred and are drawn to see Sound of Freedom. It seems that these attempts to sabotage the film may be backfiring, as more people are becoming aware of it and choosing to watch.
This article originally appeared in Our Patriot and has been published here with permission.
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