Michael Bay ('Anarchy: Night of the Beasts') He is one of the current film directors who most enjoys the action and war genre. His new movie '13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi ' seems to follow their line. It is a war genre film based on real events, what happened on September 11, 2012 in Benegasi (Libya) when a group of United States soldiers tried to move sky, land and sea in order to protect their compatriots during an attack on the consulate that ended with the death of the ambassador. His new and intense trailer has recently been published:
The attack stemmed from a demonstration protesting the film 'The innocence of Muslims'When the protesters were attacked by the consulate's security agents, the situation turned into a truly dangerous conflict. Michael Bay, considering that the story lends itself to an action-packed script, has not missed the opportunity to nurture his feature film using his usual doses of mass destruction, piecework explosions, beasts hidden in the dark and cries of love for the country ...
The American director was based on the book "13 Hours: The Inside Account of What Really Happened In Benghazi" de Mitchell zuckoffHowever, it was Chuck Hogan who adapted the script for the occasion. In the cast of this political drama we find John Krasisnki, Pablo Schreiber and James Bagde Dale. The members of a security team who will fight to defend their compatriots, although among the tragic consequences of the conflict we find the death of the US ambassador, Christopher Stevens, several diplomats and CIA agents, the destruction of the building, and according to Unofficial sources more than a hundred Libyans died during the attack, many of them mistaken for jihadists.
We will have to wait for the premiere date, January 29, 2016, to know if Bay has been faithful to the original story in his new film ...