Rules of Engagement

Overview

In "Rules of Engagement," a Marine Colonel finds himself facing court-martial after he makes the controversial decision to have his troops open fire on a crowd of demonstrators near the U.S. embassy in Yemen. As the trial unfolds, the complexities of military duty, the ethics of command, and the chaos of war are put under scrutiny, revealing the intense moral dilemmas faced by those in the line of duty. The Colonel must defend his actions amidst a backdrop of political tension and conflicting narratives, questioning the very essence of loyalty and responsibility.