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SUNRAY: FALLEN SOLDIER Trailer and Release Info

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Vertigo Releasing and Sunrise Films have unveiled the official trailer and poster for their gripping new action-thriller, SUNRAY: Fallen Soldier, which is set to debut on digital platforms and in select cinemas across the UK and North America on January 24, 2025.

Directed by James Clarke and Daniel Shepherd, this intense and emotionally charged film is created by a team of former British Royal Marines Commandos, offering a rare and deeply authentic portrayal of combat and its aftermath.

Drawing from their military backgrounds, the filmmakers behind SUNRAY: Fallen Soldier have delivered what promises to be one of the most accurate depictions of the lives and struggles of Royal Marines Commandos. The story centers on Andrew Coleman, a war veteran grappling with life after service. When his daughter falls victim to drugs and a violent crime syndicate, Coleman calls upon old comrades to hunt down those responsible. Along the way, he confronts not just the criminals but also the ghosts of his past and his own identity in a world he no longer recognizes.

The film stars Tip Cullen, Tom Leigh, Steven Blades, Luke Solomon, and Daniel Davids. The ensemble cast and creative team—comprising former service members—bring an unmatched realism and emotional depth to the project, drawing on their own experiences of combat, loss, and the challenges of reintegration into civilian life.

More than just an action-packed revenge thriller, SUNRAY: Fallen Soldier highlights the sacrifices made by soldiers and the lasting impact of war, including PTSD and the struggles veterans face when returning home. The production employed veterans on both sides of the camera, providing a unique opportunity for those who have served to tell their stories in a meaningful way.

The filmmakers’ commitment to realism extends beyond the story, with combat sequences choreographed to reflect the precision and tactics of real-life Royal Marines operations. This dedication ensures an unparalleled level of authenticity, making the film a standout in its genre.

The project has garnered strong support from the veteran and serving armed forces community, who are rallying behind its mission to raise awareness about the challenges faced by soldiers after service. By shining a light on the psychological and emotional toll of war, SUNRAY: Fallen Soldier aims to foster greater understanding and recognition for veterans worldwide.

With its visceral action, heartfelt performances, and authentic storytelling, SUNRAY: Fallen Soldier is poised to be one of the year’s most compelling releases. Don’t miss its premiere on January 24, 2025, in select cinemas and on digital platforms across the UK and North America.

Watch the trailer now and prepare for a journey that’s as gripping as it is thought-provoking.

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