Acto de Valor (released as Act of Valor in English) is a 2012 action-war film directed by Mike "Mouse" McCoy and Scott Waugh. It is notably unique for featuring in the lead roles, performing real-life tactics and using live ammunition during filming. Film Overview Release Year: 2012 Director: Mike McCoy and Scott Waugh Genre: Action / War / Thriller Runtime: Approximately 110 minutes

The narrative follows a SEAL platoon on a global mission to stop a coordinated terrorist threat against the United States. The journey begins with a covert operation to rescue a kidnapped CIA officer in Costa Rica. This initial success uncovers a massive plot involving a Chechen terrorist and a Ukrainian drug smuggler who intend to use ceramic-ball-bearing suicide vests to launch attacks on American soil. The mission spans multiple continents, concluding in a high-intensity battle in Mexico.

The plot follows a team of SEALs on a worldwide manhunt to stop a terrorist plot against the United States. While the narrative is inspired by real-life missions, the true "stars" are the kinetic action sequences, many of which were filmed using live ammunition to capture the raw intensity of a firefight. Understanding the Format: HDRip AC3 Español