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Jessica Alba Returns To action After 5 Years; Unleashes The Rambo Within Her In Netflix’s ‘Trigger Warning’

In her forthcoming banger, 'Trigger Warning', Alba will be seen playing the role of Parker who is a special forces commando who comes back to her hometown of Creation following the unexpected death of her father, Harry which will be played by Alejandro De Hoyos.

Jessica Alba Returns To action After 5 Years; Unleashes The Rambo Within Her In Netflix’s ‘Trigger Warning’

After a five-year hiatus, acclaimed actress Jessica Alba is once again back on the big screen with her latest role in Netflix’s highly anticipated film ‘Trigger Warning’. Alba was Known for her debut at age of 13 in the fan favourite, ‘Camp Nowhere’. According to reports by ‘Collider,’ her re-emergence on the screen is set to mark her first significant project since 2019 when she had worked on ‘Killers Anonymous.’

In her forthcoming banger, ‘Trigger Warning’, Alba will be seen playing the role of Parker who is a special forces commando who comes back to her hometown of Creation following the unexpected death of her father, Harry which will be played by Alejandro De Hoyos. As Parker would delve into the circumstances surrounding her father’s death, she would soon realise that not everything is as it seem and would embark on a journey to uncover a web of deceit and hidden truths.

Helmed by the renowned Indonesian filmmaker,  Mouly Surya, ‘Trigger Warning’ promises to be a gritty, action-packed thriller steeped in gang violence and political corruption. The film has been described as a blend of ‘Rambo: First Blood’ and ‘John Wick’ and has been reported to be in development since 2016. Notably, ‘John Wick’ producer Basil Iwanyk is also involved in this project, bringing his expertise in crafting high-octane action sequences to the film.

The trailer for ‘Trigger Warning’, recently released by Netflix, sets the stage for an intense narrative. It begins with Parker mourning her father’s sudden death and quickly transitions to her facing off against dangerous gangs and corrupt politicians in the dusty streets of her small town. Among those she reconnects with are her former boyfriend turned sheriff Jesse (Mark Webber), his volatile brother Elvis (Jake Weary), and the influential Senator Swann (Anthony Michael Hall), who all play pivotal roles in her quest for the truth.

Netflix’s official synopsis provides further insight into the film’s plot. “Special Forces commando Parker (Jessica Alba) is on active duty overseas when she gets called back to her hometown with the tragic news that her father has suddenly died. Now the owner of the family bar, Parker reconnects with her former boyfriend turned sheriff Jesse (Mark Webber), his hot-tempered brother Elvis (Jake Weary), and their powerful Senator Swann (Anthony Michael Hall) as she looks to understand what happened to her dad.”

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‘Trigger Warning’ is a significant project for Jessica Alba, marking her return to acting after a notable absence since 2019. The film offers Alba the opportunity to showcase her versatility and prowess in the action genre, much to the excitement of her fans and the film industry at large.

In ‘Trigger Warning’, Jessica Alba’s character Parker embarks on a relentless pursuit of justice and truth following her father’s mysterious death. Her investigation unravels a complex narrative of gang violence and political intrigue, promising viewers a riveting and suspenseful experience. With its compelling storyline and Alba’s dynamic performance, ‘Trigger Warning’ is set to be a standout addition to Netflix’s slate of action thrillers.

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