Dirty Angels” is a 2024 film blending the Thriller and Action subgenres. Directed by Martin Campbell, with a screenplay by Jonas McCord and Campbell himself, it is presented by Millennium Media and Nu Boyana Film Studios and produced by Moshe Diamant, Yariv Lerner, and Robert Van Norden. The movie was released on OTT platforms on December 13, 2024 (with theatrical and VOD release), boasting a runtime of 1 hour and 44 minutes.
Dirty Angels 2024 Movie Overview
| Movie Name | Dirty Angels Movie |
| Original Language | English |
| Spoken Language | Hindi |
| Release Date | 14 March 2025 |
| Runtime | 1 hour and 44 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Genres | Action Thriller |
| Director | Martin Campbell |
| Producer | Moshe Diamant, Yariv Lerner, Robert Van Norden |
Dirty Angels 2024 Movie Screenshot
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Dirty Angels 2024 Movie Star Cast
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Eva Green | Jake |
| Ruby Rose | Medic |
| Rona-Lee Shimon | Mechanic |
| Jojo T. Gibbs | Geek |
| Christopher Backus | Travis |
| George Iskandar | Amir |
| Edmund Kingsley | Dr. Mike |
Dirty Angels 2024 Movie Trailer
Dirty Angels 2024 Movie Review
Set against the chaotic backdrop of Afghanistan in 2021, the story opens with Jake (Eva Green) enduring a traumatic capture by ISIS leader Amir (George Iskandar), who executes her team after a botched rescue. Fast-forward to the present: a group of teenage girls, including daughters of diplomats, is taken hostage by Amir’s forces, demanding $10 million per girl and the release of a prisoner, Sheik Al-Shimali.
With Delta Force failing, Jake is recruited to lead a team of tough, skilled women posing as medics to infiltrate the terrorist stronghold. The mission is fraught with double-crosses, casualties, and a final bloody showdown in a cave base, where Jake confronts her past and the team fights to save the hostages.
Eva Green is the film’s beating heart, delivering a gritty, no-nonsense performance as Jake. Her portrayal of a haunted, steely soldier with a knack for survival shines, especially in visceral action scenes like a standout sword-and-street fight. Campbell, at 81, proves he can still stage competent action, with the climactic assault offering a satisfying barrage of gunfire and explosions.
The all-female team—featuring Maria Bakalova as “The Bomb” and Ruby Rose as “Medic”—brings a fresh twist to the men-on-a-mission trope, and their diverse skill sets (explosives, tech, combat) add some pulpy fun. The premise, while not groundbreaking, taps into real-world tensions, and the film’s R-rated violence—think headshots and neck stabs—delivers for fans of unapologetic action.
