Sovereign Trailer Shows Nick Offerman & Jacob Tremblay Taking on the Government

The new trailer for the movie “Sovereign,” starring Nick Offerman and Jacob Tremblay, was released recently, displaying their characters standing up against the establishment. Directed by Christian Swegal, it’s a gripping true crime thriller that had its premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival. In addition to Tremblay and Offerman, the film also boasts performances from Dennis Quaid, Thomas Mann, Martha Plimpton, and Nancy Travis.

Nick Offerman, Jacob Tremblay, and Dennis Quaid star in the Sovereign trailer

In the forthcoming thriller titled “Sovereign,” Nick Offerman takes on the character of Jerry Kane, while Jacob Tremblay portrays his on-screen son, Joseph. This movie is based on real-life occurrences and its trailer presents the pair following the principles of the Sovereign Citizen ideology.

Check out the trailer below:

The movie, titled “SOVEREIGN,” is based on real-life occurrences. It’s a gripping and thought-provoking true crime drama. The story revolves around Jerry and his son Joseph Kane, who adhere to the Sovereign Citizen ideology, which is fundamentally against the establishment and distrustful of governmental power. As they traverse the country, offering self-taught legal lectures and challenging systems they perceive as having let them down, their travels lead them into confrontations with Police Chief Jim Bouchart (portrayed by Dennis Quaid). This clash ignites a series of unfortunate events that ultimately force a contemplation on power, values, and the boundaries of freedom.

Beyond his role as director, Christian Swegal also contributes to the film’s scriptwriting. The production of this film falls under Nick Moceri and Briarcliff Entertainment. The movie’s narrative is inspired by the tragic 2010 shooting incident in Arkansas that occurred during a traffic stop.

Discussing Swegal’s vision, Offerman shared with People that the director skillfully crafted authentic, compassionate characters who have been given a difficult fate. The choices these characters make subsequently are heartbreaking and regrettable, yet the audience should be able to relate and empathize with their actions.

As an eager fan, I’m thrilled to share that come July 11, 2025, the much-anticipated film “Sovereign” will grace our local theaters! But

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2025-06-26 15:10