The film is set against the backdrop of Detroit’s devastating riots that took place over five haunting summer days in 1967.

The Armenian Armed Forces continue controlling the situation on the border, retaliating only in case of Azerbaijan’s targeted violations.

Tom's character will reportedly run into Finn a.k.a. FN-2187 (John Boyega), whom he surprisingly lets go after a comical sequence of events.

The operative situation remained unchanged on the Nagorno Karabakh-Azerbaijan line of contact overnight on May 10-11.

The film is based on Tim Crother's book “A Story of Life, Chess, and One Extraordinary Girl's Dream of Becoming a Grandmaster".

About three million people were killed, the government says, and thousands of women were raped during the 1971 war.

The human rights monitor has previously criticized the treatment of civilian detainees and "inhumane" conditions at the Giwa barracks.