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The trailer for The Fix is out, offering audiences their first look at the upcoming Hollywood thriller starring Liam Neeson, Zachary Levi and Elnaaz Norouzi.
Set against a world of political tension, covert operations and shifting loyalties, the trailer introduces a story in which no one appears entirely safe and every decision carries consequences.
Liam Neeson brings his unmistakable intensity to the film, while Zachary Levi steps into a grittier space than audiences may be accustomed to seeing him inhabit.
At the heart of the film’s Indian connection is Elnaaz Norouzi, who stars as the female lead opposite the two Hollywood actors. The trailer reveals only fragments of her character, but those moments place her firmly within the danger and emotional stakes of the story. With the film holding back the larger truth about her role, her connection to the unfolding mission remains one of the trailer’s most intriguing questions.
For Elnaaz, The Fix represents a significant new chapter in a career that has increasingly moved across borders.
After gaining recognition through Indian productions including Sacred Games, Made in Heaven and the series Tehran, she expanded into international cinema with Gerard Butler-starrer Kandahar. She now shares the screen with Liam Neeson and Zachary Levi in one of her most substantial Hollywood roles so far.
Born in Iran, raised in Germany and having built much of her career in India, Elnaaz brings a distinctly international identity to the film. That background carries particular resonance in a story connected to Iran, allowing her to enter its world with an understanding that extends beyond the screen.
The newly released trailer promises action, suspense and a story driven as much by its characters as by its larger political conflict. It also introduces audiences to a different side of Elnaaz, far removed from many of the roles through which Indian viewers first came to know her.
Watch the trailer here:
Directed by Guy Moshe, The Fix will release in theatres on September 11, 2026.
