Killa Bee
Synopsis
By day, Bry fights to save lives in the ICU; by night, she steps into the cage, where fighting becomes her escape, her therapy and the one place she feels in control.
But as the pressure mounts, cracks begin to show.
A raw, heart-pounding and cinematic portrait of resilience and purpose, KILLA BEE is a visceral and inspiring sports thriller that delivers an emotional knockout, celebrating the power of endurance, identity and the human spirit.
Details
- Year
- 2026
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 103 min
- Format
- 1.185
- Director
-
Kenton Oxley
- Producer
- Mark Vennis, Lucinda Rhodes Thakrar, Kenton Oxley
- Executive Producer
- Peggy Cafferty, Michael Foster, Elissa Freiha, Icekream, Lorcan Kavanagh, Sami Moughrabie, Rahil Rawji, Deepak Sikha
- Editor
- John Walters
- Screenwriter
- Ruth Sewell
- Director of Photography
- Sashi Kissoon
- Production Designer
- Samantha Harley
- Sound
- Matteo di Cugno
- Composer
- Aidan Lavelle
- Principal cast
- Gemma Arterton, Ewen Bremner, Elliot J. Langridge, Pippa Bennett-Warner
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
MOVIEHOUSE ENTERTAINMENT
Mark VennisBlack Hangar Studios
Lasham Airfield
Alton
Hampshire
GU34 5SG
Sales Company
CAPTURE ENTERTAINMENT
Emilie Barra4th floor, 2-16 Goodge St, London W1T 2QA
https://capture-ent.com/
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