Former Navy SEAL Ray Mendoza has made his directorial debut with "Warfare," an honest and visceral new movie based on his ...

Even though Warfare is based on a true story, Ray Mendoza and Elliot Miller are the only characters that share a name with ...

Warfare' writers-directors Alex Garland and veteran Ray Mendoza talk about re-creating his SEAL team experience in Iraq as ...

In an interview with Digital Trends, Alex Garland and Ray Mendoza discuss their new movie, Warfare, and how they filmed the ...

D'Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai portrays the writer-director Ray Mendoza in Warfare, who began working in the movie industry following his time as a soldier.

Alex Garland and Ray Mendoza's film — a real-time recreation of a 2006 battle — had several key factors they wouldn’t compromise on, from the age of the actors to adding Hollywood ...

Warfare,' the upsetting new film from Alex Garland and Ray Mendoza, is based more on memory than established fact. So, is 'Warfare' based on a true story? That's a tricky question.

A decidedly apolitical film, Warfare, in theatres now, follows a team of American Navy SEALs on a surveillance mission in the ...

Miller was one of a team of SEALs, which also included his friend Ray Mendoza, who were carrying out overwatch in a two-story house in Ramadi, Iraq, when their position was attacked. After the ...

The film is an exercise in reminiscence therapy, an attempt to build a memory from scratch from the movie’s co-director, Ray Mendoza, for his friend and platoon member, Elliot Miller ...

He posed that question to former Navy SEAL Ray Mendoza, who served in Iraq and had in recent years built a second career in filmmaking, advising on sequences like the assault on the White House ...