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Kilo Two Bravo

2014 · Movie · R · 108 min

6.7(315)unSUB Rating

ThrillerWarAdventureDrama

A small group of British soldiers on a routine patrol near a remote dam suddenly finds itself in a deadly minefield. With comrades badly injured and help hard to reach, they must stay calm, improvise, and risk everything to get everyone out alive in brutal heat and constant danger.

Also known as Kajaki: The True Story

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Details
Original title
Kajaki
Years
2014
Release date
2014-11-12
Language
English
Rated
R
Runtime
108 min
TMDB rating (input)
6.6/10 (315 votes)
About

If you like intense, survival-focused war stories in the vein of The Hurt Locker or 127 Hours, this delivers nerve-shredding pressure and raw emotion; Not for you if you avoid graphic injuries, heavy stress, or bleak realism.

Pros: relentless tension; gritty realism; strong camaraderie | Cons: graphic injuries; slow early stretch; hard-to-follow dialogue

Themes

  • helicopter
  • army
  • gun
  • bravery
  • afghanistan
  • british army
  • grenade
  • biography
  • based on true story
  • dam
  • morphine
  • soldier
  • +2 more

Cast & crew

  • Mark Stanley

    Mark Stanley

    as Tug

  • Malachi Kirby

    Malachi Kirby

    as Snoop

  • Ali Cook

    Ali Cook

    as Spud McMellon

  • David Elliot

    David Elliot

    as Mark Wright

  • Paul Luebke

    Paul Luebke

    as Jay Davis

  • BO

    Benjamin O'Mahony

    as Stu Hale

  • SK

    Scott Kyle

    as Stu Pearson

  • AG

    Andy Gibbins

    as Smudge

  • BP

    Bryan Parry

    as Jonesy

  • LA

    Liam Ainsworth

    as Andy Barlow

Directed by Paul Katis