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Orlando Bloom-starrer Retaliation to hit US screens on July 24

The film, directed by the acclaimed Shammasian brothers, has been produced by noted Indian producer Sheetal Talwar’s Vistaar Film Fund along with TeaShop & Film Company

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Orlando Bloom’s upcoming film, Retaliation that has a massive Indian connect, is all set for release in the US on July 24. Starring Bloom as Malky, it is a gritty revenge drama, which features him as a demolition worker.

Directed by the acclaimed Shammasian brothers, Paul and Ludwig, Retaliation has been produced by noted Indian producer Sheetal Talwar’s Vistaar Film Fund along with TeaShop & Film Company, and is co-produced by Zee Studios International.

Speaking about the film's release in the US, Talwar says, “Retaliation is a very special journey for us. The film is so relevant today and Orlando has done a fantastic job as expected from an actor of his caliber.”

Talking about the release in India, Talwar adds, “We are waiting to see when theatres open here in India and a decision about the release will be taken post that. In an ideal scenario, we would like a theatrical release.”

Amit Goenka, CEO - International Broadcast Business and ZEE5 Global, says, “We at ZEE are happy to back this project and hope that fans of Orlando Bloom enjoy him stepping into a different role.” 

National award-winning filmmaker Bhavna Talwar and renowned industry professional Bimal Parekh are executive producers on the project.

Retaliation deals with the subject of sexual abuse within a church. The film, which was earlier titled Romans, has been much talked about for its superlative performances, and Bloom's co-star Anne Reid won a prize for Best Performance in a British Feature at the 2017 Edinburgh Film Festival.

Here's the trailer: 

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