Sierra Leone; a cesspool of anarchy with warlords constantly challenging their weak government for control. When the daughter of a prominent U.S. Senator (BRODIN) is brutally raped and murdered over there while offering medical aid, revenge rears her ugly head.

Bordin recruits retired Navy SEAL Colonel Isaiah Francis Jefferson to head a special team to go over to Sierra Leone and protect the remaining humanitarian workers. Brodin tells him of the African Socialist Army (ASA) and their leader Ogun; a bloodthirsty bastard hell-bent on taking over the country. After a little prodding, Frank ultimately agrees, but on two conditions; one; that they use only non-US equipment and two; his recruits must all black. Brodin agrees. So Frank combs through the cream of the African American Special Forces crop and finds the five men he needs. They include:

A second in command and computer expert.

A tough-as-nails, Medal of Honor winning Gunnery Sergeant.

A slightly off kilter explosion expert.

An African Native turned Navy SEAL sniper.

And a black Jewish cowboy Air Force pararescuer.

As they protect a band of medical professionals, Frank and his team realize something isn’t right. There’s a new strain of the AIDS virus. Nothing has worked so far and the infected die in six months. As Frank and his team investigate, they discover Ogun is behind the outbreak. Ogun has his hands on a biological weapon that could obliterate the population of Freetown; the capital of Sierra Leone.

Frank and his team can’t allow that. Now they have to go on the offensive. It’s 300 versus six.

“Angels of Africa” is a high octane, high energy, action adventure film about good versus evil. It's "Inglorious Basterds" meets "Tears of the Sun" or more succinctly, it's "The Expendables" with an all African American cast.

The script is attached.