Tim Ballard, who estimates he has gone on “several dozen” missions to rescue sex-trafficked children, has become the face of the surprise box office hit Sound of Freedom.
Jim Caviezel plays former US government agent Tim Ballard in Sound of Freedom.While it dramatises a mission to rescue sex-trafficked children in Colombia without taking sides politically, the movie has been championed by the far right in America’s fractious culture wars.
That leaves Ballard facing awkward questions, ahead of the movie’s opening in Australian cinemas this week, like whether he believes in the QAnon conspiracy that liberal elites run paedophilia rings.
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