Kursk, the film
Our film adaptation of Sound&Fury's award-winning play, Kursk, launches on The Space today!
Set on board a Royal Navy hunter-killer submarine, sent to spy on the Russian Kursk on its final fateful mission, the story follows five British crew who live and serve under extreme pressure.
In a world of secrecy and divided loyalty, the aftermath of the Cold War is set against a personal story of friendship and loss.
Created following extensive research, Kursk gives an authentic glimpse into life on board a submarine, and the lives of the men who serve beneath the seas.
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