A high-octane, politically charged action thriller that brings together eleven outlaws, misfits, and ex-soldiers for one explosive mission against a corrupt regime.

Genre: Action | Thriller | Political Drama
Director: Antoine Fuqua (Training Day, The Equalizer)
Release Date: November 15, 2024
Runtime: 2h 11m
Production: Lionsgate

Main Cast:

• Idris Elba as Commander Ray Locke – A dishonorably discharged war hero with a plan.

• Jessica Chastain as Elena Voss – A sniper turned rebel with a vendetta.

• Pedro Pascal as Torres – The ex-intel operative who knows too much.

• John Boyega as Tyrell Kane – A hacker from the slums who rewrites war.

• Charlize Theron as Ava Creed – Arms dealer, tactician, and cold-blooded killer.

• Rami Malek, Zazie Beetz, Joe Taslim, Daniel Kaluuya, Gemma Chan, Oscar Isaac – rounding out the rest of the enigmatic 11.

🧨 Plot Overview:

Set in a near-future war-torn nation ruled by a corporate-backed dictator, 11 Rebels follows a band of rogue warriors who come together for one cause: ignite revolution.

Each with their own dark past, hidden motive, and lethal skill, they don’t trust one another — but they don’t have to. They just need to complete one impossible mission: infiltrate the capital, hijack the regime’s AI defense grid, and broadcast the truth to the world.

But as they close in, the cost of rebellion grows deadly — and not everyone will make it out.

🔥 Why It’s Making Noise

Early screenings have compared 11 Rebels to Inglourious Basterds meets The Dirty Dozen, with a modern twist. Critics praise its unflinching action, gritty cinematography, and a razor-sharp script loaded with political undertones, unexpected betrayals, and haunting sacrifice.

🎞️ Trailer Highlights:

• Explosions lighting up a city skyline

• Jessica Chastain in a rooftop sniper duel

• Pedro Pascal whispering, “We’re not heroes. We’re necessary.”

• Idris Elba walking through fire with a machine gun

• Final title card: “Rebellion has a price.”

Tagline: One shot. One mission. Eleven who dare.
Rating: R for strong violence, language, and thematic content.