The new film 'City of Dreams', released by Roadside Attractions, aims to shed light on the grave issue of child trafficking in the United States, following the success of 'Sound of Freedom'. The narrative centers on Jesús, a young Mexican boy whose dreams of soccer are dashed when he is trafficked into Los Angeles and forced into sweatshop labor. Executive producer Tony Robbins and director Mohit Ramchandani hope the film will act as a 'call to action' against such injustices, with Robbins citing his personal involvement in freeing over 50,000 children from trafficking. The film features contributions from various artists, including Luis Fonsi, and has garnered praise from notable figures like Sylvester Stallone and Vivek Ramaswamy, who emphasize its importance. Ramchandani highlights the movie's aim to bring awareness to labor trafficking happening domestically, stating that it is designed to evoke a strong emotional response. 'City of Dreams' serves as both a dramatic narrative and a movement for justice, urging viewers to recognize and combat these harsh realities.