'Warfare' Poised for Release, Redefining the Modern War Film

Co-directed by Alex Garland and Navy SEAL veteran Ray Mendoza, the film reconstructs a 2006 Iraq War mission with unparalleled realism and authenticity.

'Warfare' opens globally on April 11, offering a visceral, real-time recreation of a Navy SEAL mission during the Iraq War in Ramadi, based solely on the memories of those involved.
The film avoids traditional war movie tropes, foregoing backstories and political commentary to focus on the chaos, tedium, and sensory overload of combat.
Dedicated to Elliott Miller, a medic and sniper who suffered memory loss from the mission, the film explores the fragmented nature of war recollections and their enduring impact.
Emerging actors underwent three weeks of Navy SEAL-style training to authentically portray the camaraderie and precision of soldiers under extreme stress.
Co-director Ray Mendoza emphasizes the film's goal to foster discussions about the true cost of combat and the support provided to veterans after service.