Guy Ritchie’s new film “The Interpreter” to be distributed by Amazon and MGM, it focuses on Afghanistan withdrawal

Directed by Guy Ritchie and starring Jake Gyllenhaal, “The Interpreter” has revealed a new dynamic.

It is understood that this film about the withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan will be located in MGM and Amazon.

Among them, MGM is responsible for the local distribution of “The Interpreter”, while Amazon is responsible for overseas distribution.

Ivan Atkinson and Marn Davies, who worked with Guy Ritchie on “Wrath of Man” and “The Gentlemen”, will write the screenplay.

It is reported that the story of “The Interpreter” takes place when the US military is withdrawing from Afghanistan.

Gyllenhaal plays Sergeant John, who forged a deep friendship in Afghanistan with Ahmed, a local translator.

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When they were on their last mission in Afghanistan, the entire force was ambushed.

The two were the only survivors, and Ahmed risked his life to take the injured Sergeant John across miles of rough terrain to safety as the enemy pursued him.

Back on American soil, Sergeant John learns that Ahmed and his family have not been allowed to travel to the United States as promised, and he is determined to protect the friend and repay the debt.

Return to the war zone and rescue the Ahmed family before the local militia arrives.

This isn’t the only recent Afghan film from Hollywood.

Tom Hardy and Channing Tatum, who are famous all over the world with “Venom”, will also collaborate on a film called “Afghanistan evacuation thriller”.

“Afghanistan evacuation thriller” will tell the story of three former Special Forces members who return to Afghanistan to rescue their families and allies left behind as US troops leave.

According to the plan, “The Interpreter” will start in Spain on January 24, 2022.