Filmmakers of the blockbuster film 'Sound of Freedom' are pushing to reschedule two screenings of the movie that were supposed to take place on a U.S. military base.
On "CBS Mornings" Friday, "Sound of Freedom" director Alejandro Monteverde pushed back on claims that his film pushes conspiracy theories and a political agenda, claiming he only ever had a "pure intention" to make a film about trafficked children.
"I made ‘Sound of Freedom’ to raise awareness of the rampant sex trafficking in children happening throughout Latin America and into the United States with the goal of ending this modern-day slave trade," Verástegui told Fox News Digital."Because SOUTHCOM’s brave soldiers work to break up the transnational criminal organizations responsible for drug and sex-trafficking into the U.S.
Eduardo Verastegui poses during the red carpet for the movie"Sound of Freedom" at Cinemex Antara Polanco on Aug. 29, 2023 in Mexico City.argued no such concerns over copyright existed, with Verástegui telling Fox News Digital they"made it 100% clear that there are no copyright concerns with SOUTHCOM hosting the movie while it was in theaters."
The filmmakers even went so far as to offer to send a representative of the film down to meet with troops for the screening but were again rebuked by installation leadership, this time for an entirely different reason.
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