The debut trailer for Trigger Warning, a Netflix action thriller, leaves Jessica Alba dissatisfied with the reason for her father's sudden death.
Mark Webber, Jake Weary, Anthony Michael Hall, Kaiwi Lyman, and Hari Dhillon are among the co-stars in Mouly Surya's film, which will be available for streaming on June 21. The plot of Trigger Warning revolves on Parker (Alba), a Special Forces commando, taking over her father's tavern in their hometown following his untimely death. In her quest for information about the catastrophe, she returns home and discovers that a vicious gang has taken over the town.
In the teaser, Alba states, "I do not think his death was an accident." "This is about more than just my dad," she clarifies later. I must be aware of the reality.
Alba uses a variety of garden implements to inflict physical damage in the action-packed teaser video. "If you pivot on that back foot, you will not punch like such a little bitch," she mocks an attacker as they approach her.
Josh Olson, Halley Gross, and John Brancato wrote the screenplay, which Surya directed. Producers include Erica Lee, Basil Iwanyk, and Esther Hornstein.
Alongside Gary Oldman, Alba's most recent movie credit is the action thriller Killers Anonymous from Lionsgate, which debuted in 2019. She also costarred with Gabrielle Union in the 2019 television series L.A.'s Finest, which aired for two seasons.
The action series Dark Angel, as well as films like Sin City, Little Fockers, Fantastic Four (2005), and its follow-up, are among the star's prior credits.
Mark Webber, Jake Weary, Anthony Michael Hall, Kaiwi Lyman, and Hari Dhillon are among the co-stars in Mouly Surya's film, which will be available for streaming on June 21. The plot of Trigger Warning revolves on Parker (Alba), a Special Forces commando, taking over her father's tavern in their hometown following his untimely death. In her quest for information about the catastrophe, she returns home and discovers that a vicious gang has taken over the town.
In the teaser, Alba states, "I do not think his death was an accident." "This is about more than just my dad," she clarifies later. I must be aware of the reality.
Alba uses a variety of garden implements to inflict physical damage in the action-packed teaser video. "If you pivot on that back foot, you will not punch like such a little bitch," she mocks an attacker as they approach her.
Josh Olson, Halley Gross, and John Brancato wrote the screenplay, which Surya directed. Producers include Erica Lee, Basil Iwanyk, and Esther Hornstein.
Alongside Gary Oldman, Alba's most recent movie credit is the action thriller Killers Anonymous from Lionsgate, which debuted in 2019. She also costarred with Gabrielle Union in the 2019 television series L.A.'s Finest, which aired for two seasons.
The action series Dark Angel, as well as films like Sin City, Little Fockers, Fantastic Four (2005), and its follow-up, are among the star's prior credits.
