Saints and Soldiers: The Void

In the final days of the Second World War in Europe, an American tank crew is sent into the Harz Mountains, where a group of Germans is preparing an ambush. The Americans find themselves in contested ground that neither side fully controls, and when they learn of a threat to a supply convoy, they must weigh pulling back against pushing forward to warn the troops following behind.

Ryan Little directed and wrote the film, his fifth feature, following Saints and Soldiers: Airborne Creed two years earlier and preceding War Pigs. Adam Gregory plays Corporal Carey Simms, with Tim Shoemaker, Ben Urie, Michael Todd Behrens, David Morgan and Brenden Whitney among the credited cast of thirty-five. Like the earlier entries in the series, the film depicts American soldiers in the European theater of the war.

Released in 2014, the film runs 96 minutes and is a United States production from Koan Films and Go Films. Audience response has been modest: on IMDb it holds a rating of 5.3 from around 2,900 votes, and on TMDB a matching 5.3 from roughly 80 votes. By both measures, viewers have generally treated it as a middling entry, and the small TMDB sample suggests its reach outside its home market has been limited.