#alex-garland

#alex-garland

Alex Garland's films explore discomfort, human barbarity, and existential themes through a unique lens of science-fiction and horror.

'Warfare' offers a realistic, music-free depiction of battle without traditional narratives, focusing on the raw experiences of soldiers during the 2006 Ramadi conflict.

Warfare offers a gripping, unyielding portrayal of combat, eschewing narrative conventions to highlight the raw intensity of warfare experiences.

Alex Garland's 'Warfare' uniquely portrays the tension of combat, focusing on the waiting period rather than gratuitous action.

'Warfare' highlights war's existential terror, showcasing human suffering without historical context, making it an intensely anti-war film.

Alex Garland's "Warfare" contrasts American exceptionalism by focusing on the harsh realities of modern combat and its human costs.

Alex Garland's new film, "Warfare," immerses viewers in the chaos of a failed military operation without political commentary.

Danny Boyle and Alex Garland are reuniting for 28 Years Later, a sequel to 28 Days Later, with plans for a trilogy.