Sound of Freedom.

It's a good movie. From a simple filmmaking perspective, it's well done. Really, if you told me that it cost twice as much as it did, I would believe you.

As for the accuracy, from what I've been able to tell, both sides are getting it wrong.

Apparently the operation was considerably larger in real life. Obviously, there were creative liberties. The movie definitely took some creative liberties; but, it's not a documentary and it never claimed to be.

The most valid gripes that I've been able to see are allegations that Tim Ballard's tactics were counterproductive, and that they inflated the scope of the problem. That seems to be a pretty far cry from any kind of q-anon conspiracy.