Rule Breakers

Name: Rule Breakers
Genre: Drama
Released: March 7, 2025
Rating: 55

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Angel Studios | Release Date: March 7, 2025

Summary: In a nation where educating girls is rebellion, a visionary woman sparks hope and opposition. Their courage ignites a movement that could transform their nation forever.

Genre(s): Drama

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Sheri Linden

Mar 6, 2025

The director Bill Guttentag and his cast get the can-do spirit at its core, as well as the societal constrictions that make such perseverance especially impressive, but it’s also a story that could have been told with more concision and subtlety. Read full review

Screen Rant Nick Bythrow

Mar 12, 2025

Despite the lack of strong characterization across the team, Rule Breakers still provides an uplifting story about women triumphing over their expected social roles on a global scale. It's a heartwarming story that, despite focusing more on its themes than any other aspect, still delivers a memorable tale with roots in real life. Read full review

Stephen Humphries

Mar 8, 2025

Mostly, Rule Breakers is as joyful as its standout score by Emmy-winning composer Jeff Beal. You’ll root for the immensely likable team as they become immersed in the world of competitive robotics. Read full review

Frank Scheck

Mar 8, 2025

Despite its occasionally stale elements, the film succeeds movingly thanks to the inherent power of its narrative and the terrific performances by Boosher and the four young actresses (Amber Afzali, Nina Hosseinzadeh, Sara Malal Rowe, and Mariam Saraj) as the team members. Read full review

RogerEbert.com Cortlyn Kelly

Mar 6, 2025

Nearly four years into the Taliban’s rule of Afghanistan, this story, now more than ever, needs the attention and awareness of an international audience. One only wishes for a deeper telling of it; maybe with at least one less Black Eyed Peas song. Read full review

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