Inaugural Entertainment is set to release the action film The Fix in theaters nationwide on September 11, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The movie features a star-studded cast led by Liam Neeson and Zac Levi, alongside Quincy Isaiah, Wes Chatham, Titus Welliver, Navid Negahban, and Elnaaz Norouzi.
The narrative centers on a perilous redemption mission that goes awry. Neeson portrays Larry, a former CIA operative haunted by the scars of a failed Afghanistan assignment. Levi plays Tucker, Larry’s trusted partner. Together, they gather a team of disgraced operatives and venture into Iran’s capital, aiming to pull off a daring rescue that could restore their reputations and mend broken bonds. The film promises a blend of intense action sequences and profound moral dilemmas.
Directed by Guy Moshe, The Fix is co-written by Moshe, Mark Bacci, and Ron Hutchinson, as reported by the outlet. Kevin Weisberg, co-founder of Inaugural Entertainment, expressed enthusiasm about the film’s upcoming release. “We are excited to bring The Fix to wide audiences as a key part of our fall lineup,” Weisberg stated. “Guy Moshe has crafted a fast-paced, highly sophisticated action thriller that truly demands a big-screen experience.”
Moshe also highlighted the cast’s dedication to the story. “The Fix stems from a long-standing desire of mine to immerse audiences in the chaos and moral complexity of war, beyond just the action scenes,” he explained. “Working with an ensemble cast fully committed to the project, led by Liam and Zac, allowed me to explore deeply human themes while delivering the large-scale, visceral filmmaking that this genre calls for.”
