Not a typical review; the reviewer is an attorney who works with asylum seekers and trafficking victims. An excerpt:

As someone who has dealt with the back end of trafficking, namely the people who make it to the United States and are able to somehow find a lawyer to help them seek asylum and protection, I can confirm that many of the scenes depicted in “Sound of Freedom” echo what people have told me in the past about how they made their way to the U.S.

So many of these people, both old clients and acquaintances, have talked about the subterfuge used to lure people into the sex trades, the random violence and brutality of the human traffickers, and the absolute desperation of the victims.

. . . The only reason I could find, other than a bitterness toward leading man Jim Caviezel was a hostility toward any film that had as its tagline: “God’s children are not for sale.”

I looked for technical inaccuracies. I looked for outright lies about our government and its inaction. I looked for some hook that would justify the rejection of this film by the intellectuals on the left, and all I came up with was that tagline and its significance.

If that is the only reason a film this powerful and this important is being marginalized by the kind of person who thinks Barbie is a feminist prophet, we’re in more trouble as a society than I ever thought.

Thanks for posting, Fren. This review from one of their own lefties is very powerful red pilling.

Good article. Another who woke up to see the MSM lies

A review worth noting.

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Wow, refreshing from a person on the left. Glued eyes are beginning to open. Thank you, Tim Ballard et al, for all that you do and the ripple effect of this film.

Maybe it's because I haven't had my morning wakeup juice but man that title gave me a stroke