A very sweary opening with a drug deal turning into a firefight gives the impression of a gang related territorial skirmish.

Independent films run the gamut from amazing to terrible just like studio films, but with lower budgets.  I enjoy independent films immensely because they are more likely to bring us new faces and talents than the others.  SUNRAY: Fallen Soldier is a fine example of a good indie film. Created by and starring a collective of former British Royal Marines Commandos, Britain’s elite special forces, the film is supposed to be the most accurate portrayal of Royal Marines combat ever seen on screen.

A bit of definition is needed here to set the stage for this review. In the British military, 'Sunray' (noun) is a military voice procedure in reference to the commanding officer or leader.  The Sunray in this film refers to the main character, Andrew Coleman (Tip Cullen). After dedicating his entire life to service in a special forces unit, he is a man who now struggles to live with his memories and find a way to fit into this civilian world.

by Cleo Tunningley, Staff Writer Sunray is interesting as a piece of propaganda because it fails to make its characters – these proud Royal Marine Commandos, on screen and off – into anything resem...

What makes this otherwise pretty standard revenge thriller interesting is that it's made by former Royal Marines.

The action thriller Sunray: Fallen Soldier is coming to digital platforms and select cinemas next month. Courtesy photo, used with permission. Military themed action thrillers captivate audiences w…

Sunray: Fallen Soldier is created by and starring a collective of former British Royal Marines Commandos. Watch the trailer and get the details here.