What would you do for the man who saved your life? Guy Ritchie’s The Covenant is not just another war movie—it’s a powerful story of loyalty, survival, and redemption set against the brutal backdrop of war-torn Afghanistan. Packed with intense action and deep emotional stakes, this is a film that grips you from start to finish.

Plot Summary

During a deadly mission in Afghanistan, Sergeant John Kinley (Jake Gyllenhaal) is left for dead after an ambush. When all hope seems lost, his Afghan interpreter, Ahmed (Dar Salim), risks everything to drag Kinley across miles of enemy territory to safety. Months later, back in the U.S., Kinley learns that Ahmed and his family have been abandoned by the government and are now hunted by the Taliban. Driven by a debt of honor, Kinley embarks on a dangerous solo mission to bring Ahmed to safety—no matter the cost.

What Makes THE COVENANT Stand Out?

A Different Side of Guy Ritchie – Known for his stylish crime films, Ritchie takes a more grounded and emotional approach here, crafting a war thriller that feels raw, real, and deeply personal.

High-Stakes, Gritty Action – From nerve-wracking shootouts to heart-stopping survival moments, the film captures the brutal realities of war while keeping you on the edge of your seat.