SUNRAY: Fallen Soldier to release in the UK and US on 24th January 2025
We are very excited to announce that the long awaited SUNRAY: Fallen Soldier will be available on digital platforms and in select cinemas across the UK and North America from 24th January 2025.
SUNRAY: Fallen Soldier stars Tip Cullen, Tom Leigh, Steven Blades, Luke Solomon and Daniel Davids.
Written, directed, produced, edited and acted by former Royal Marines Commandos, many of the Sunray team have lived and experienced the direct effects of conflict including the loss of friends. Veterans were employed across the production both on and off screen.
The film is supported by a multi-national veteran and serving armed forces community hoping to raise awareness for the sacrifices made by soldiers and the effects of PTSD.
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Daniel Shepherd
Thanks for getting in touch! The LA showings will be at the Galaxy Theatre in LA, playing at 18:00. The address is: 15060 Ventura Blvd #350, Sherman Oaks, CA 91403, United States. Tickets can be purchased from the LA Galaxy Theatre website: https://www.galaxytheatres.com/movie/SUNRAY-FALLEN-SOLDIER We hope you make it there and enjoy the film!
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Joe
As a military veteran and someone deeply interested in films that authentically portray the veteran experience, I was incredibly moved by the trailer for SUNRAY: Fallen Soldier. The commitment to having the project led by former Royal Marines Commandos is truly commendable and promises a level of realism often missing from Hollywood portrayals. The film's focus on the effects of PTSD and the sacrifices made by soldiers is crucial. This leads me to a question regarding a detail in the plot: the main character's daughter sadly passes away following a "fatal encounter with drugs." In the context of the character's subsequent mission, is there any exploration of the specific pharmaceutical substance involved? I ask because I recently came across some information about a drug called Sunray-420 on a medical database (https://pillintrip.com/medicine/sunray-420) and was struck by the coincidence in the naming. Was this intentional, perhaps as a subtle narrative device, or is it purely coincidental? Understanding such details would add another fascinating layer to the film's dedication to raising awareness.
Yvette
Hello! We live in Northern California and are willing to drive to LA to see the premiere of the movie on 1/24 however we need more details. What theater is it playing at? Name and address? Can we purchase tickets through your website?