About

Antonio Sabàto Jr.

Director

Antonio Sabàto Jr. is a powerhouse in film and television — a trailblazing actor, producer, and cultural icon who rose to fame through unforgettable roles in General Hospital and Melrose Place, and as the face of Calvin Klein’s legendary campaigns.

Now a bold voice in redemptive cinema, Antonio brings fierce conviction and creative excellence behind the camera. He recently directed the gripping faith-based film Grace by Night and now leads Breaking Shadows with unflinching purpose — delivering a story that exposes darkness, honors survivors, and ignites global impact.

Joy Villa

Lead Actress

Joy Villa is an American singer-songwriter, actress, and cultural commentator known for her fearless voice, bold convictions, and commanding presence on and off the stage. Her independently released EP I Make the Static soared to #1 on the Rock and Alternative Albums charts and landed in the Top 15 on the Billboard 200.

Joy made headlines at the 2017 Grammy Awards with a bold political statement, wearing a “Make America Great Again” dress that sparked national conversation and cemented her reputation as an unapologetic voice for truth.

A passionate advocate for life, liberty, and faith, Joy served on President Trump’s Campaign Advisory Board and now hosts The Joy Villa Show, where she engages powerful voices on culture, faith, and freedom.

In Breaking Shadows, Joy takes on her most transformative role yet as Jean Marie Davis, a survivor of sex trafficking. With raw emotion and fearless authenticity, she brings this redemptive true story to life on screen.

Jean Marie Davis

Based on Her True Story

Jean Marie Davis is a survivor of human trafficking who endured over two decades of abuse, beginning at the age of two. Her harrowing journey took her across 33 states, where she faced exploitation, addiction, and homelessness. At 29, pregnant and seeking a way out, she found refuge at a pregnancy resource center in New Hampshire. There, she encountered compassion and was introduced to Jesus Christ, marking the start of her transformation.

Today, Jean is the Executive Director of Branches Pregnancy Resource Center in Brattleboro, Vermont. In this role, she offers support to women facing crises, including those affected by trafficking and domestic violence. Her personal experience fuels her advocacy, as she works to provide hope and healing to others. Jean is also a published author and a graduate of Northpoint Bible College.

Through her speaking engagements and outreach, Jean shares her story to raise awareness about human trafficking and to inspire others with her message of redemption and resilience. Her life stands as a testament to the power of faith and the possibility of change, no matter the circumstances.

Natalia Jimenez-Wolf

Film Producer

Natalia Jimenez-Wolf is a dynamic leader with over two decades of experience in ministry, business, and healing. She is an award-winning film producer, founder, and pastor of Ruach Life, a faith-based ministry dedicated to spiritual growth and transformation.

As the author of Broken Spirit, Natalia combines her deep faith with actionable tools to guide individuals toward healing and purpose. Her work seamlessly blends spiritual insight with practical strategies, empowering others to overcome challenges and embrace their divine calling.

Phyllis Phelps

Founding Director of House of Hope NH

Phyllis Phelps is founding director of House Of Hope NH, along with her husband Bill. She is the author of ” WEATHERING THE STORM”. Phyllis shares the love of Jesus Christ through her powerful personal story of faith, as a speaker through her street ministries, at Bible colleges, at Women’s retreats and many churches where she shares her testimony.

Her greatest desire is to bring hope to those suffering with life-controlling issues through the House Of Hope NH, a long-term, residential program that she founded Dec. 7, 2018.

Phyllis graduated from New Life Home for Women and Children in 1984 and Youth With A Mission in 1985. Since 2012, she has enjoyed many opportunities to teach and volunteer at New Life Home. In 2017, she completed an intense director’s training program under New Life’s leadership team,

Phyllis was the Women’s Jail Ministry Leader at Christian Life Fellowship Church for seven years. She is a 2021 recipient of the “Extraordinary Women of Keene” award and in 2022, WMUR-TV featured her as a Home-town Hero.

As an active member at Christian Life Fellowship Church, Phyllis also served for five years on the Gen Now, youth team. She and Bill have three adult children and nine grandchildren.