Anti-trafficking film 'Sound of Freedom' breaks $100M despite criticism

The film fictionalizes the efforts of Tim Ballard, a Homeland Security agent, to rescue child trafficking victims.
It has been embraced by conservatives and church groups but also criticized for amplifying conspiracy theories.
'Sound of Freedom' took 5 years to make but quickly turned a profit, exceeding even Indiana Jones' earnings.
The PG-13 film visually depicts trafficking and abuse, concerning some critics about its suitability for minors.
Despite criticisms, the film has inspired viewers to spread awareness and help combat child trafficking.