Director of 'Sound Of Freedom' Discusses Potential Sequel Amidst Film's Triumph

Alejandro Monteverde Hints at Possible Sequel to "Sound of Freedom"

Writer-director Alejandro Monteverde has hinted at the possibility of a sequel to his hit film "Sound of Freedom." The movie, which focuses on the issue of human trafficking, has become the highest-grossing indie film since "Parasite" in 2019, earning over $170 million at the box office. Monteverde revealed that discussions about a follow-up are already underway.

In a recent interview, the director of an undisclosed project expressed interest in exploring Haiti further. The director mentioned that there is a lot of curiosity about Haiti and what is happening there, hinting at the possibility of a sequel or related project centered around the country. This statement suggests that there may be upcoming developments or discussions regarding the subject.

Monteverde, a filmmaker, discusses his expectations for the opening weekend of his movie. He expresses his hope that the film would earn $5 million and states that he would be very happy with that amount. Additionally, he mentions that he anticipated the movie to make a total of $14 million throughout its entire run. The article also briefly mentions the issue of child trafficking, stating that it is an issue that can bring people together.

"Sound of Freedom" is a movie based on a true story and is produced by Angel Studios, known for the faith-based TV series "The Chosen." The film stars Jim Caviezel as Tim Ballard, a federal agent who leaves his job to undertake a perilous mission to save a young girl from sex trafficking in South America.

The director of the film "Sound of Freedom" discusses the decision not to include Haiti in the movie, despite it being a significant part of the work of Tim Ballard, the film's subject. The director wanted to focus on an origin story and felt that including Haiti would have been too much material. The article also mentions that the film has surpassed $150 million in earnings.