The Sound of Hope: How one family's plan to adopt sparked a movement of compassion
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Have you ever seen a movie that changed your life? The people behind The Sound of Hope: The Story of Possum Trot hope their film will inspire hundreds of families to adopt or foster. The film tells the incredible true story of a small church in rural Texas that rallied to adopt over 70 children in care. Esther Higham spoke to actor Nika King and producers Joe Knittig and Rebeka Weigel . The film is out in cinemas from 11th October. You can find out more at soundofhopemovie.co.uk
Released on 9 Oct 2024
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