Bridge of Grace

Shazia Imran is a 40-year-old Christian widow who was abducted, gang raped, & stabbed to death for refusing to convert to Islam and marry a Muslim by the name of Mani Gujjar.  Shazia was a resident of the city of Lahore and worked at the daycare center of the Lahore University of Management Sciences.  For months Shazia was stalked and harassed by Mani Guijar who continually pressured her to marry him.  Though the harassment was reported to the authorities, they did nothing to stop it.  On July 3rd, Shazia was abducted by Mani, his brother, and two of his cousins, who then proceeded to rape Shazia, cut her throat, and then doused her body in acid in order to try and cover up the crime.    Shazia's husband sadly died 18 months earlier, and while police have ruled his death as an "accident," many members of Shazia's family suspect that the four men who raped her are also the ones responsible for the death of her husband.  Shazia leaves behind three children: a a son

In recent weeks the movie "Sound of Freedom," which exposes the horrors of child sex trafficking, has become a huge sensation in the United States.  Filmed in 2018 with a budget of $14 million, the filmmakers made a distribution deal with 20th Century Fox in 2018.  However, the movie was shelved after the Walt Disney Corporation purchased 20th Century Fox and refused to release the film.  In 2023, after years of legal wrangling, Angel Guild acquired the film and with the use of crowdfunding, raised $5 million to market the film to the public.  In less then two weeks, the film broke all expectations, grossing nearly $50 million.  Yet despite this unexpected success and vastly positive reviews from audiences, the movie has found itself being attacked by some mainstream media networks such as CNN, Rolling Stone, & The Guardian.   "Sound of Freedom" was inspired by the actions of Tim Ballard, a former Homeland Security Agent who later founded "Operation Undergr