Amplifying Unheard Voices: The Powerful Mission of the Film "City of Dreams"

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Well, Sean Wolpington, thank you so much for taking some time out of your busy schedule

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today because today is the day that your film City of Dreams is launching nationwide.

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And we're praying that it goes even further because you deal with a topic that a lot of

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people are afraid to talk about or not necessarily afraid, but they're embarrassed to even talk

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about it.

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And you've been involved now.

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This is your second film dealing with this topic of human trafficking.

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So it's an honor to be able to talk to you for getting your voice out there and really

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speaking the truth about this.

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So thank you.

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Well, thank you.

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It's great to be on your show, John.

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I really appreciate everything that you guys do.

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We're excited because City of Dreams opens today nationwide.

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And it's just a powerful and inspiring true story about a boy who had a big dream to be

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a soccer star that turned into a nightmare when he was sold into slavery to a sweatshop

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in downtown L.A., which is firing about the film is that he's one of the 12 million children

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who are victims of child slavery today.

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But he had the courage to fight back, to risk really everything, his life, to battle his

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captors, to liberate himself, but also these other kids, you know, who were held slavery

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right here in America.

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And while Sound of Dreams, sorry, Sound of Freedom, I just urge to do, showing us how

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child trafficking is happening everywhere.

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You know, City of Dreams is showing how it's happening right here in the United States.

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And just yesterday I heard from someone who works for border control, they just arrested

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someone for trafficking yesterday in Atlanta two days ago.

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Three people were arrested for child trafficking.

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And unfortunately, it's one of the fastest growing criminal enterprises in the world.

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It's a $150 billion industry.

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So I hope that this movie will be a weapon of mass inspiration in the war against child

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trafficking and it's fired people to rise up and just like Jesus in the film, to fight

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back against, you know, this unthinkable threat to our children's innocence.

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Yeah.

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I want to talk about this film because you just made mention of the fact that this is

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a true story.

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And tell me about how you got this story and were able to then turn this into a film because

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a lot of times people that are victims of human trafficking don't want to share all

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the details and don't want to share all that.

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But this is a pretty dramatic story.

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How did you find this and then turn it into a script and then a screenplay and then eventually

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the film?

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Well, by the way, it is true, especially with child trafficking, revealing identities and

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certain elements to the story or something that, you know, we don't often can't do,

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you know, but this the story of City of Dreams really starts with the writer and the director.

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You know, it was his inspiration.

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His own father was a child slave at the age of seven in India.

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He came here to Los Angeles over 20 years ago with a mission to tell stories that could

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make a positive impact.

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And after his father passed away and his mother was on her deathbed, she advised him of her

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life insurance.

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And he had always wanted to tell the story, which is again, partly inspired by his father's

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own experience, but other two real events that occurred in Los Angeles, specific with

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kids being sold into a sweatshop and being held under armed guards.

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And you know, it took him about six years.

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His mother told him, you know, to please use her life insurance to partly fund the Philca

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Studios that want to fund it, just like Center Freedom and distribute it.

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You know, so Mo Ramshan Dady, who's the writer, director, did a brilliant job with the movie,

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but he also did an incredible job with sticking with it.

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You know, for six years, never gave up, you know, just like the team with Center Freedom,

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eight years, you know, despite studios passing and distributors not wanting to fund a release.

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Fortunately, City of Dreams won the Mammoth Film Festival, got the attention of Roadside

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Attractions, secured distribution.

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It's earned a perfect 100% critic score right after winning Mammoth Film Festival.

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And more importantly, has also attracted the support of world leaders and celebrities who

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are rallying behind the movie and its mission to raise awareness about this critical issue.

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And you made mention of Sound of Freedom, which was really an amazing film that caught

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everyone's attention last year.

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And you were involved with that too.

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So obviously you have a heart for this issue.

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Can we talk about that for a little bit?

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Yeah, I mean, like once you see and hear what's happening to children everywhere, including

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the United States, it's hard to turn a blind eye.

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You know, of those 12 million children that are victims of modern day slavery, right now

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there's thousands, you know, crawling up in a corner, calling out to God, begging him

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to please help them.

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And it's our hope that this film will be a weapon of mass desperation in this war against

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child trafficking and that it will move people to join the fight for these kids freedom.

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And that's our hope.

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You know, and Sound of Freedom does it in a very unique way, you know, with more of

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a focus on child sexual exploitation.

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And Steve James does it, focus more on the stories in America and this particular one

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with child slave labor.

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That's why we're launching this weekend on Labor Day Weekend as a protest to child slave

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labor.

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So where can people see this film now?

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Is it in theaters and just select theaters or is it nationwide?

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I know there's always a censorship push on films like this and Sound of Freedom because

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the powers that be don't want people to know what's really going on.

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Well, you know, the movie's everywhere nationwide and it's opening weekend is really important

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because when a film opens successfully, it stays in theaters and it can grow, which is

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what I want to do, Sound of Freedom.

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Week two is bigger than week one and week three was bigger than week one, which defies

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the gravity of the box office because typically it goes down quite a bit from 100 to 50 to

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25 and then joined those away and Sound of Freedom was able to beat Mission Impossible

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and Indiana Jones, two 500 million dollar films and even cool classics like Godfather

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and Pulp Fiction, which I'm grateful for, not because of the box office, but because

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of the impact.

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We know of tens of thousands of children that were liberated because individuals saw the

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movie and were moved to act and because of their actions, kids were saved.

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We know of 20 laws that were created in different countries around the world because people

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saw the movie and they acted.

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And so it's our hope that as many people see this movie as possible so that they can act,

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join our army of love and fight for the freedom of these innocent kids.

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Yeah, so this film follows the boy, Jesus, who is 12 to 15 years old and he has dreams

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to be a soccer star and was sold the lie that he's going to a soccer camp in Los Angeles

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because he's really good.

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But it's just an excuse to get him to be trafficked and then work in this slave labor shop.

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Six, thirty, seven, twelve, thirty, eleven and boom, lights out at midnight.

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You crush it.

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Why does this happen?

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I mean, it's really kind of hard to grasp our minds around this is why did it seems

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like it would be an easy thing to kind of pick out and like, oh, this doesn't make sense.

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This doesn't add up.

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Why would his dad be OK with him going?

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Can we just talk a little bit about like how this starts and how people get tricked into

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this?

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Well, you know, these these trafficking cartels are master manipulators.

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They leverage the dreams of children.

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Evidence that they're harboring illegal.

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In Center for Freedom, it was the dreams of the little girl to be a model.

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And in City Dreams, it's the dream of the little boy to be a soccer star.

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And by dangling, you know, these shiny objects in front of them, some of these kids and parents

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fall for it.

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And unfortunately, in this case, the soccer recruiter was in fact a child trafficker.

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And that was what they were using for boys.

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But girls, they were using, you know, a modeling rose.

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And so it's just a critically important to be more diligent than ever.

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The other sad reality is there are some parents in some regions of the country and in the

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world where poverty and drug addiction have led them to the point where they sell their

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own kids, even knowing that those kids may end up getting into harms where you're just

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being unconscious.

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Oftentimes, the parents are sold a bill of goods.

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Hey, if you give me the kid to me, we'll make sure that they get a better education, a lot

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of a better future, whether it be soccer or modeling.

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But in some situations where people are addicted to drugs and and have lost their sense of

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reality, they're selling their kids just to get high.

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And so, you know, we could all play our part if you go to city of dreams movie dot com.

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We partner with a 21.

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They've got a lot of resources and tips and best practices to protect your own children,

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but also other people's children.

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And also, if you want to join the fight to promote our movies mission to raise awareness

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and combat trafficking, there's also a battle plan on the website of things you can do to

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help promote the movie and its mission.

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The thing that was really interesting with this was that it's primarily taking place

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within the United States in in Los Angeles.

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Yes, you see the flashbacks and the things about his life in in Mexico and is losing

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his mother.

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But there's this takes place under under the watchful eye of the or the neglectful eye

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of the American population where these things are happening under our own noses.

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And it was in it.

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They used an abandoned house or a rundown facility, but it's just kind of overlooked.

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Now I know you just made reference to the city of dreams movie dot com.

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So people can go to that to get resources and everything.

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But what are some things that we can do to be more aware of these things happening in

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our own country?

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Are there some signs that by watching the movie, people are going to start to see and

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they can be aware of this?

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And what do we do about it?

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You know, there's a lot.

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So it's hard to cover it all here.

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That's why if you go to see a dreams movie dot com, eight twenty ones put together a

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great action plan for things you can do to pay attention.

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One of them is there is a hotline, you know, so that if you see suspicious behavior, you

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can call that hotline and report it.

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I had a personal experience where I was in Detroit 20 some odd years ago after a long

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day of work.

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I'm in the jacuzzi in this indoor pool and I just get a gut feeling.

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I saw this older 45 year old white male with like an eight year old black child.

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They were swimming and they go in the bathroom.

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I just had a weird gut and I was sitting quiet meditating and praying in the jacuzzi and

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I remember having this thought like, oh, that's just a distraction.

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It's fine.

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Let me stick with my meditation.

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And then I realized, wait a minute, what if this gut is real?

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The stakes are too high.

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So I got out of the jacuzzi, I walked across the room, went to the bathroom and I discovered

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this man was molesting this little boy and I was able to call the police.

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We were able to arrest them.

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That guy's in jail today because of that.

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So I think number one, follow your gut.

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Listen to your gut.

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Number two, just be aware.

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And it's amazing people just open up their eyes, they see behavior and if you know, if

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you see or sense something's off, speak up.

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Because it doesn't hurt to walk across the road.

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Take some action because it could end up saving a kid's life.

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Absolutely.

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Take some action because it could save a kid's life.

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That's really important.

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We can't just stand back and be bystanders anymore.

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Especially whenever we know that these things are happening in our world today.

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I got to say that the cinematography in this film is pretty incredible.

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The steady cam shots, the one shot that you have where you're literally following around.

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It was a long shot.

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It was very well produced and choreographed with everything like that.

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It really built anticipation and just the...

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My heart was in my throat with a lot of these scenes and the way that it was shot, it's

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really enjoyable and really it feels like an action film.

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The chase scenes, oh my goodness.

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I was curling up in my chair.

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It's intense.

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I watched it with Tony Robinson, his home theater and watching Tony watch it was more

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fun than watching the movie itself after having seen it maybe a hundred times.

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But it really does redefine Edge of Your Seat.

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Mo did an incredible job with cinematography for sure.

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That was actually contributed by one of the leaders for Roma who led the cinematography

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for Roma.

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The score was masterful by Lisa George.

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She did the score for or helped at the score for Gladiator.

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The talent that came together for this was unbelievable.

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Each of the performances were out of this world and really Mo did a great job keeping

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everybody together.

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As a result, a lot of iconic filmmakers have joined the fight with us.

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Michael Phillips, he's an Oscar winning producer, taxi driver, counters the third kind.

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When he saw the movie, he decided to get behind it and become an executive support producer

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to support it because of the masterful filmmaking but also the mission as did Luis Mandoki who's

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an award winning Mexican director.

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When a man loves a woman and message in a bottle and a number of other iconic films,

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this is a film that filmmakers love but also audiences love because it's so intense, it's

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so powerful and it's inspiring.

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To see this kid risk it all to save himself and others from the brutal grasp of slavery.

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It's hard though that when people leave the theater, they've got a candle lit in their

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heart and they're inspired by his courage so that they can imitate that and do whatever

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they can to help protect and save these innocent kids from the unthinkable.

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That's awesome.

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Sean, I just want to encourage everybody to go to see the film in theaters, especially

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this opening weekend.

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It is really important to get that out there and go to cityofdreamsmovie.com for more information.

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Make sure you tell family and friends all about this film.

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Sean, any closing thoughts?

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Please join the fight.

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Help us raise awareness about this threat to our children's innocence.

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It's my hope that each of us in some way will answer these children's prayers, that someone

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will help them, someone will come to the rescue and each of us can do our own part.

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And thank you, John, for doing yours by promoting the movie and its mission.

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Really appreciate you having us today.

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Yom melody of слыш after behind thevey p gap

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Do you think you're going to play on the field tomorrow?

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No, no, no, no.

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Any reason you rolled through that stop?

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I'm sorry.

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That your son?

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Yes.

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Any ID for the boy?

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Yeah.

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Watch the stops.

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To a 2018 red Mustang belonging to a Rodrigo Ramirez.

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Rise and shine, homie!

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Rise and shine!

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First shift 630.

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Second shift, 1230.

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Last shift, 211 and boom!

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Lights out at midnight.

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You'll crush it.

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I know there's more of them in there.

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Well, fake passport isn't going to cut it.

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Yes, sir.

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These people have no criminal history whatsoever.

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Kind of busy shing.

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The busy kind.

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We've got evidence that they're harboring illegals.

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Plus, more warrants denied.

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Copy that.

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I'd quit poking around.

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Catch my drift?

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It's the truth.

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The truth is that as much as we want to be free...

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Get out of the ground now!

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We live and we die together.

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This is America.