I am writing because our film, "Trooper," about a returning Iraq veteran with PTSD, might be of interest to you. The film centers around the relationship between the main character, and his father, a Vietnam Vet. His brother is still deployed. The film deals with PTSD, TBI, and health issues like agent orange, and the VA.
Veterans of all wars have hailed it as the definitive narrative of soldiers returning home, and their battle to readjust. Our film has affected the lives of so many veterans who have seen it. We’ve seen Iraq, Afghanistan, Gulf War, Vietnam, Korean, and World War II veterans in tears during our screenings. Some have stuck with us, and helped push our film, over the years. We told their story, finally.
Right now we have an opportunity with AAFES, the Military Exchange Reel Time theaters, so we will soon be in theaters, available to all our troops, both at home, and deployed.
We hope you can watch our film, review, and share.
It has been our mission for over ten years to expose the plight of returning veterans, we’ve been told that our film has done it better than Hollywood. Thank you for your time.