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The Fortunate Son (2025)
The Convict is given the chance to regain his freedom by accepting a risky mission about saving the life of US President Gerald Ford 60 years in the past. The mission becomes complicated when the Convict travels through an experimental time machine, uncertain of when or where he will arrive and whether the mission will succeed. Will he be able to complete the mission and regain his freedom?
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The Convict is given the chance to regain his freedom by accepting a risky mission about saving the life of US President Gerald Ford 60 years in the past. The mission becomes complicated when the Convict travels through an experimental time machine, uncertain of when or where he will arrive and whether the mission will succeed. Will he be able to complete the mission and regain his freedom?
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Written By:Elemér Magyar
In Theaters:10/19/2025
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