Two wars. One soldier. The battle never ends.
Joe, a closeted soldier struggling to embrace his true identity, is trapped in a world of expectation. Joe must confront not only the horrors of the battlefield, but the war raging within. When tragedy strikes Joe's wife, Bonnie, his descent into madness begins.
The film's tagline is: "Two wars. One soldier. The battle never ends."
The film was directed by Kody Bramhall.
The screenplay was written by Kody Bramhall.
Cinematography was handled by David McDonald.
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