Wartorn 1861-2010 (2010)

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Interviews with veterans, active-duty personnel and their families, and letters from soldiers chronicle cases of combat-related post-traumatic stress disorder from the U.S. Civil War to the current conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan. ~ Joe Friedrich, Rovi

Director(s):: Ellen Goosenberg Kent, Jon Alpert, (more)

Format(s):: DVD
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Synopsis of Wartorn 1861-2010

Theatrical Feature Running Time:: 68 mins

Director(s):: Ellen Goosenberg Kent, Jon Alpert

Producer(s):: Matthew O'Neill, Jon Alpert, Ellen Goosenberg Kent

Categories:: Documentary

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	Keith G.

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Relentlessly grim, gut wrenching documentary on Veterans afflicted by PTSD, from the Civil War right through Iraq. A plea for more care to be given to soldiers" minds, with estimates in the film of numbers as high as 30% of all soldiers being affected by PTSD. Indeed one active army psychiatrist says he can not see how any man or woman could see much active battle and not be deeply scarred, unless they were dead inside to begin with. The individual stories are all tremendously affecting, all so different, and yet all the same at the core, from aging WWII veterans openly weeping looking back to their shattered post-war lives, to a Civil War soldier's series of letters charting his decent from wide-eyed optimism into suicidal despair, to an Iraq veteran"s family trying to hold it together with their father not the same man who left for war.

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