Archive · 6 Sep 2025
Mackenzie's 'Fuze' Premieres at Toronto Film Festival
In London, a bomb disposal expert, Will Tranter, is called to a building site to disarm an unexploded WWII missile.
At the same time, a group of thieves plan to rob a bank next door.
The film keeps you guessing as the bomb disposal and the heist intertwine.
The stakes rise quickly, and the action is fast-paced.
The movie includes unexpected plot twists, and the characters are played by a great cast.
It's a thrilling story with surprising turns.
The film, 'Fuze,' premiered at the Toronto Film Festival.
The story involves a bomb disposal operation and a bank heist in London.
Aaron Taylor-Johnson stars as the bomb disposal expert.
The film is directed by David Mackenzie and written by Ben Hopkins.
The movie involves twists and turns in its plot.
- Who
- Will Tranter (Aaron Taylor-Johnson), a bomb disposal expert, and a gang of thieves
- What
- A high-energy action-thriller where a bomb disposal operation and a heist unfold simultaneously.
- When
- The film premiered at the Toronto Film Festival.
- Where
- Contemporary London, including a building site in Paddington Basin and a bank on Edgware Road.
- Why
- The film presents twists and turns, exploring the connection between a bomb and a bank robbery.
- Director
- David Mackenzie
- Screenwriter
- Ben Hopkins
- Starring
- Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Theo James, Gugu Mbatha-Raw
- Festival
- Toronto (Gala Presentations)
- Running time
- 1 hr 38 mins