Sound of Freedom, the most controversial film of the year, arrives on digital platforms

Considered the most controversial film of the year, Freedom soundwhich is still showing in selected cinemas in Brazil, is now also available on digital platforms such as Apple TV+, Amazon Prime Video It is Google Play Movieswith prices between R$29.90 for rent and R$39.90 for purchase.

Freedom sound is the film adaptation of the story of Tim Ballarda special agent for the North American government, responsible for arresting pedophiles for more than a decade, saving the lives of countless children, even though he never took any of them back to their homes.

Faced with this reality, Ballardplayed in the film by Jim Caviezel (Jesus Christ in A Passion of christ2004), sees the possibility of changing the focus of his work and, on his first mission, he is successful and ends up recovering the small Miguel (Lucas Ávila), returning him to his father, Roberto (José Zúñiga, Twilight).

However, the sister of Miguel, Rocío (Cristal Aparicio), who was kidnapped with him, is still missing, which leads Ballarda Christian man, married and father of five children, to put himself in the place of Roberto and dedicate its next steps to rescuing the girl and many other children, victims of international sex trafficking. Watch the trailer:

The film’s cast also includes Mira Sorvino (After – After the Promise), Bill Camp (12 years of slavery), Javier Godino (The Secret in Your Eyes), Yessica Borroto Perryman (Four Seasons in Havana), Eduardo Verástegui (Mall Security 2) It is Gustavo Sánchez Parra (Raw Loves).

In the United States, shortly after its debut, Freedom sound was accused of being a vehicle for spreading the QAnona far-right conspiracy theory, which believes in the existence of a global elite made up of Satan worshipers, cannibals and pedophiles, responsible for kidnapping children to drink their blood, among other barbarities.

However, the accusations did not prevent Freedom sound become a success and, since July, the production has already grossed US$ 184 million (around R$ 900 million at current prices) at the box office in the United States alone and another US$ 60 million (R$ 293 million) in the rest of the world, reaching close to the mark of US$250 million (R$1.2 billion) in total revenue.