SW News: The anti-human trafficking movie 'Sound of Freedom' starring Jim Caviezel has surpassed $100 million at the US box office. A recent post on the official Facebook page of the film states, "Sound of Freedom set out to sell 2 million tickets to represent the 2 million children trafficked every year. As of today, Sound of Freedom has sold 10 million tickets and earned $100 million in the US box office."

The movie 'Sound of Freedom' produced by Mexican actor Eduardo Verástegui, was released in around 2,500 theaters across the United States on the American Independence Day of July 4. Since its release, the movie has been receiving an excellent response at the box office.

Meanwhile, Verástegui has revealed that a screening of the film will be arranged for the US Congress members at the Capitol on July 25.

'Sound of Freedom' is inspired by the life of Tim Ballard, a former Special Agent for the Department of Homeland Security who quit his job to rescue children from sex traffickers. In 2013, Ballard founded an organization called 'Operation Underground Railroad,' whose mission is "to shine a light worldwide on the global epidemic of child sex trafficking and, in doing so, rescue more children from slavery and assist law enforcement in seeking justice for those who violate children."

The director of the movie is Alejandro Gómez Monteverde. Verástegui, who is a devout Catholic, also plays an important role in the film. The distribution rights of the flick belong to Angel Studios.