'Dirty Angels' 2024 Trailer Released, Coming Soon To Theatres, More Details

The official Lionsgate YouTube channel just recently uploaded a trailer for a war movie that's going to have a full female lead. The movie is titled 'Dirty Angels' and the trailer for it can be watched below.

For those of you that just love seeing action-thriller films on the big screen, or those that fell in love with the work of Martin Campbell after 'Casino Royale', here are some of the things you should know about 'Dirty Angels'

Plot Details Of The Action Thriller Movie 'Dirty Angels'

The plot of the movie 'Dirty Angels' follows the protagonist Jake, a female American soldier and veteran that is brought back into the frontlines of war to lead a team of soldiers that's meant to rescue boys and girls that were kidnapped in Afghanistan. In order to do so, the team needs to pose as a majority female relief organisation and acquire the trust of the many terrorist groups in the country. During the trailer, we're also introduced to other characters who refer to themselves by their best skillset, such as The Mechanic, Geek, The Medic, and The Bomb.

Things don't go smoothly though as complications and betrayals are mixed in with Jake's trauma from the past to make the mission next to impossible. But the movie will show how the team is able to overcome each and every obstacle to rescue the boys and girls and complete their mission.

Cast And Crew Behind The War Movie 'Dirty Angels'

The director of the movie is Martin Campbell, who has previously worked on the 2006 James Bond film, 'Casino Royale'. Joining him in the production of the film are writers Alissa Sullivan, Jonas McCord, and Gene Quintano; and producers Moshe Diamant, Yariv Lerner, and Robert Van Norden.

The cast list for the series includes names like Eva Green, Ruby Rose, Maria Bakalova, Rona-Lee Shimon, Jonica T. Gibbs, Emily Bruni and more.

When And Where Can I Watch The Movie 'Dirty Angels'

The film 'Dirty Angels' will be available to watch in theatres from December 13th, 2024 onwards.