Dinesh D’Souza's "The Dragon's Prophecy" Set for October 6-9 Release, Featured in X Spaces Interview

Filmmaker Dinesh D’Souza's new investigative documentary, "The Dragon's Prophecy," is slated for theatrical release on October 6 and 8, 2025, with streaming available on SalemNOW starting October 9. The film, based on Jonathan Cahn's international bestseller, will be a central topic of discussion in an upcoming "One on One" X Spaces event hosted by 🇺🇸Chelle🇺🇸, also known as Chelle Shocked, on October 6 at 7 PM Eastern. The host, known for her "CHELLESHOCKED™️" podcast, announced the live audio conversation via a tweet, encouraging followers to "Set a reminder for my upcoming Space!"

"The Dragon's Prophecy" delves into the October 7 terror attacks in the Middle East, connecting them to ancient biblical prophecies and the ongoing conflict between Israelites and Philistines. Directed by D’Souza, the film features interviews with prominent figures including Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Mike Huckabee, and Jonathan Cahn. It aims to explore the intersection of faith, history, and current events, raising questions about end-times prophecy amidst global instability and anti-Semitism.

D’Souza, a prolific author and filmmaker, frequently uses platforms like X Spaces to engage with his audience and promote his work. His films often tackle timely and controversial subjects, presenting original perspectives that challenge conventional wisdom by connecting current political and social issues with historical and spiritual contexts. This approach seeks to provide a deeper understanding of events, aiming for both intellectual and emotional impact on viewers.

The X Spaces event offers a direct forum for D’Souza to discuss the themes and motivations behind "The Dragon's Prophecy" with Chelle Shocked and potentially with listeners. Such live audio conversations on X have become a significant tool for public figures to connect with their followers, offering real-time engagement and fostering discussion around their projects. The interview is expected to provide further insights into the film's narrative and its implications regarding the Middle East conflict and biblical interpretations.