“Sound of Hope” Is a Story Actually Worth Telling

If we want to have a serious shot at taking on the Left in entertainment, then the insurgents in this culture war need to be able to work together strategically. I’m excited to announce that DailyWire+ is teaming up with our good friends at Angel Studios for the release of “Sound of Hope: The Story of Possum Trot.”

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[DeanDominoOfTheSierraMadre]

That is probably the first movie trailer that had me in tears. As a police officer and a dad, I see the horrible situations these kids are in and the abuse and neglect done to them all the time. I’m going to have to get my head in the right space to see this, and I intend to, but I think anyone who doesn’t understand the plight of these kids should watch this. That scene where the kid was scared of the bathtub was very hard to watch. There are many real scenes just like that in my head, it was very real. Superb acting.

[terfalicious]

I had 14 different foster families - I don't think I could watch this. BUT I sure hope other people do - children need loving families today more than ever.

[Musicienne-DAB]

Good point: the State is NOT a family.

[twasgracethattaught]

Angel Studios is the only studio right now that's telling stories that actually matter. And they're not afraid of what the left or anyone else thinks about it. Thats worthy of respect, and they need our support.

[silashurd]

This looks like a promising movie with a good message. Sadly, I’m not looking forward to a bunch of scumbags who will likely attack this movie and say how it’s “not true”, just like they did with SOUND OF FREEDOM. But I hope this movie does well in any way it can

[tscheuerin]

Incredible people doing God's work

[HughJorgan]

Geezus who was cutting onions during that trailer?

[makeitcount]

God is Merciful and gracious. He is a Father to the fatherless.

[Grimlock]

My wife and I just became foster parents again. In the past we adopted our former foster kids. At 7 years old my adopted daughter was molested in her grandmother’s house. We adopted her and her brother. There is such a big need for families to become foster parents. Not gonna lie it was definitely some rough times and both kids needed counseling, but I never regretted being a foster parent, then adopting siblings.

[MajorMinor]

Nice story, makes a pleasant change from Hollywood patronizing me or telling me I am the scum of the earth.

[kjmwale]

My god, that trailer was powerful. You can have Hollywood bringing out shams of movies tryna fake kindness and good values, but they can't hold a damn candle to the REAL THING. The amount of humanity in that one video is absolutely beautiful. Definitely wanna watch the whole entire movie💙

[CaptainIrish]

I was just at the premiere here in Atlanta. So so so amazing! This story NEEDS to be told

[soniahoward]

My mom adopted 6 kids. I have custody of four of them, since she died from cancer in 2018. It’s really hard, but I would love to be able to adopt more.

[Fosteringkinship-org]

I am so glad that there's a spotlight on children needing to be adopted. I've been a foster parent for 5 years and last month my husband and I adopted 3 biological brothers from foster care. Now I'm a mother of 4 with with all my kids being 4 and under. So my hands 🙏🏿 and heart ❤️ are full. I started a non profit this year to help others to adopt sibling groups from foster care. 💕

[andieallen]

Every movie we have seen by Angel Studios have been stories worth telling

[furiousstyles]

I'm tearing up just watching the trailer

[bossmoves]

Thank you Lord Jesus Christ! We love our children.❤❤😊

[vickiwilson]

Happy Birthday Matt! Lmao I wanted to say that my husband walked through the living room and said " Ohh that's the really smart guy that uses his hands when he talks, the one that you love.!! It just made me smile. We do love you because you are so passionate in your work. Thanks again 🪻🐝

[klsb]

Smiling through tears after watching this trailer!! 🥰

[abrahambaker]

Just watched it. If you’re a foster and adoptive parent you know how true it is.