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What We Know About Angel Studios’ Next Inspiring Movie

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What We Know About Angel Studios’ Next Inspiring Movie

By Movieguide® Contributor

Angel Studios has acquired the distribution rights to RULE BREAKERS, an inspiring story about the first all-girl robotics from Afghanistan to compete in both nationwide and worldwide events.

“In an era when our teens and tweens need inspiration more than ever, the Afghan girls’ robotics team members show us the power of knowledge, teamwork and perseverance,” said producer Laura Overdeck. “This is the movie every parent should take their daughter to this year. We’re thrilled to partner with Angel to inspire our young people to drop their phones, think big, and nurture their talents to pursue their dreams.”

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RULE BREAKERS follows the story college girl who brings together a team of talented engineers to create a robotics competition team. Though the move is extremely dangerous given the Afghani politics during the time and defies tradition of the country, the team goes on to prove that women can succeed in the tech industry.

The movie stars Nikohl Boosheri (THE BOLD TYPE), Ali Fazal (DEATH ON THE NILE), Fahim Fazli, Waj Ali, Christian Contreras, Nasser Memarzia, Nina Hosseinzadeh, Sara Malal Rowe, Amber Afraz and Mariam Saraj. RULE BREAKERS is set to release in March of 2025.

“In light of the terrible restrictions being imposed on women in Afghanistan, it’s vital for the world to recognize the individuals behind the veils,” said Jordan Harmon, President of Angel Studios. “The Angel Guild overwhelmingly voted to ensure their stories are told.”

“I was profoundly moved by the true story of Roya Mahboob and the Afghan Girls Robotics team. I felt honored when Roya and our co-writer Elaha Mahboob (Roya’s sister and a character in the film) said that they wanted to work with me to help tell their story,” added director Bill Guttentag.

“Roya and her team is a highly dramatic story, and every day we filmed, we endeavored to capture that drama,” Guttentag continued. “Along with Elaha and the rest of our production team and cast, we wanted to create a film that would have an audience connect with the amazing story, while also highlighting the importance of STEM education for girls. We are thrilled to be partnering with the team at Angel Films to tell Roya and her team’s inspiring and powerful story.”