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The Firing Squad

2024 · Movie · PG-13 · 96 min

5.9(14)unSUB Rating

Drama

Inspired by real events, three Christian prisoners in a foreign country face the threat of execution while wrestling with guilt, mercy, and hope. As their faith deepens behind bars, their calm resolve and unexpected joy begin to affect the people around them in surprising ways.

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Details
Years
2024
Release date
2024-08-02
Language
English
Rated
PG-13
Runtime
96 min
TMDB rating (input)
5.8/10 (14 votes)
About

You’ll likely enjoy this if you want a faith-forward, emotionally heavy true-story drama about redemption under extreme pressure, similar to Captive; Not for you if you’re sensitive to overt religious messaging or want gritty realism and constant suspense.

Pros: uplifting faith message; emotional true-story hook; thought-provoking themes | Cons: uneven acting; low-budget look; tension feels muted

Themes

  • prison
  • faith
  • third world
  • based on true story
  • jail
  • firing squad
  • religious persecution
  • christian
  • christian faith
  • victim complex

Cast & crew

  • JB

    James Barrington

    as Peter Lone

  • Kevin Sorbo

    Kevin Sorbo

    as Pastor Lynbrook

  • Cuba Gooding Jr.

    Cuba Gooding Jr.

    as Samuel Wilson

  • TA

    Tupua Ainu'u

    as Captain Tanu

  • Eric Roberts

    Eric Roberts

    as Adam Markman

  • Edmund Kwan

    Edmund Kwan

    as Liu Fat

  • AC

    Alexander Cruzet

    as Missionary

  • Darren Cruz

    Darren Cruz

    as Prosecutor Setiawan

  • CS

    Christian Segura

    as Eddie Salmagian

  • JN

    Jonathan Nagy

    as John Thornton

Directed by Timothy A. Chey