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Kilo Two Bravo (2014) Directed by Paul Katis

Director of Photography: Chris Goodger

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TIFF Review: Kilo Two Bravo

TIFF Review: Kilo Two Bravo

While on patrol British paratroopers in Afghanistan get caught in the middle of a minefield.

New British troops come in to relieve another platoon which has been stationed on a hilltop outpost situated in Afghanistan.  Taliban soldiers are active in the area but they are not the only threat as the Russians during the 1980s planted over 10 million landmines.  The historical fact leads to…

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How To…tell a True Story

Director Paul Katis, who was nominated for this year's BAFTA for Outstanding Debut by a British Writer, Director or Producer, explains how he stayed truthful with Kajaki, a harrowing account of a group of British soldiers who became trapped in a minefield while stationed at the Kajaki Dam during the Afghan war in 2006.

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Music supervision and original score written and produced by the Bleach/Crypt team.

We also arranged and produced the featured single by Phoebe Katis which is out on Monday, the film is OUT NOW!!!

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Kajaki

It may well be the best war film ever made Jeremy Clarkson, The Sun

…it is heartbreakingly prosaic realism, not flamboyant or attention-grabbing★★★★★   Brian Viner, Daily Mail

This film possesses a lacerating power that reinforces its self-contained claustrophobia ★★★★ Andrew Pulver, The Guardian

A true story about British soldiers trapped in a mine-laden riverbed in Afghanistan.

A small unit of soldiers is positioned on a ridge overlooking the Kajaki dam. A three-man patrol sets out to disable a Taliban roadblock. In a dried out river bed at the foot of the ridge, one of the patrol detonates a land mine, blowing off his leg and setting into motion a desperate rescue mission.