Quiet. Somewhere in the Middle East. Armed men in fatigues enter a structure on a residential street, flashing lights in the eyes of terrified residents. When dawn breaks, they're encamped on the top floor,

"Warfare" has a relatively simple mission: to drop audiences into the chaos of a Navy SEAL mission gone wrong, told in real time and drawn from memory.

We sat down with Alex Garland and Ray Mendoza, the directors of A24's Warfare, to talk about how they made one of the most intense war films of all time.