The critically debated film “Sound of Freedom” has found its streaming platform and will be available on Prime Video in the United States starting December 26. This follows a period of intense speculation and unfounded rumors that the film had been barred from streaming services.

The film, which premiered on June 28, 2023, in Vineyard, Utah, has been a significant box office success. It tells the compelling story of a former government agent’s quest to dismantle child sex trafficking networks. Since its release on July 4, “Sound of Freedom” has grossed an impressive $184 million in North America and $242 million worldwide. Notably, it was the first independent film release after the pandemic to surpass $100 million in the U.S. and Canada, securing its place as one of the top domestic films of the year.

Despite its commercial success, “Sound of Freedom” has been a topic of discussion for its portrayal of real-life events and associations with politically charged narratives. The film’s main subject, Tim Ballard, is a former Homeland Security agent and the founder of Operation Underground Railroad. The organization is known for conducting sting operations to rescue victims of child sex trafficking. However, the organization has faced scrutiny, with claims of exaggeration of its impact, and law enforcement agencies have described their contributions as “insubstantial.”

Angel Studios, the film’s distributor, has been in discussions with various streaming platforms since August, seeking a home for the film. The studio has also implemented innovative strategies to promote the film, including a crowdfunding campaign and a “pay it forward” program that contributed to its financial success.

In response to the controversy and false claims on social media platforms, Angel Studios has firmly stated that “Sound of Freedom” is not affiliated with any conspiracy theories or political agendas. The studio’s commitment to the film’s narrative focuses on the harrowing issue of child sex trafficking and the efforts to combat it.

As “Sound of Freedom” makes its way to Prime Video, it continues to spark conversations about the serious subject matter it portrays and the societal responsibilities of film as a medium. The film’s availability on a major streaming service like Prime Video underscores its relevance and the demand for stories that address critical global issues.