Christopher Nolan’s Dunkirk trailer will premiere ahead of Suicide Squad

Christopher Nolan’s forthcoming war drama Dunkirk will have its trailer debuted this weekend in theaters ahead of Suicide Squad.

According to Twitter account TrailerTrack, a one minute-long trailer will be shown in cinemas:

CONFIMED: the 1-min teaser trailer for Christopher Nolan's #Dunkirk arrives this week – in theatres w/ SUICIDE SQUAD pic.twitter.com/lRH7gnxSP9

— TrailerTrack (@trailertrack) August 1, 2016

We can then also expect the trailer to land online over the coming days.

With both movies being distributed by Warner Bros and Christopher Nolan’s ties to the Batman universe, it certainly makes sense to debut the trailer ahead of Suicide Squad.

Dunkrik stars Tom Hardy, Mark Rylance, Cillian Murphy and Kenneth Branagh and “tells the story of the Miracle of Dunkirk, in which a fleet of British ships and boats – many of them manned by volunteers – rescued stranded Allied troops from a French beach, has become a Second World War legend.”

The film will also feature One Direction’s Harry Styles and recently we got our first look at the star on set:

https://twitter.com/BestDailyHarry/status/735286987150757890?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw

Could we even get our first glimpse of him in action when the trailer hits theaters this weekend? Find out when Suicide Squad hits screens on Friday while Dunkirk is set for a July 2017 release.