I Have Found My Freedom

I Have Found My Freedom tells of Faulkner and Beck, both imprisoned, both learning how to find freedom inside the confines of a strained rehabilitation system. Adding a level of pressure to the already strained state of his imprisonment, Faulkner decided to become a mute upon incarceration. Beck sets off on an idyllic journey to free the muted figure, while Faulkner's sense of social rebellion is challenged by Beck's relentless questioning. A journey of exploration, tragedy, and growth, I Have Found My Freedom asks if freedom is a mindset or a situation: Faulkner's answer to this question will determine how the rest of his life will be experienced.