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Deep Dive: Hidden Battles (2010)

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Hidden Battles
Hidden Battles is a film that examines the psychological effects of killing on five soldiers from various backgrounds. It presents their personal stories and memories related to the act of killing during war, focusing on how they cope with their experiences. The film does not take a political stance but instead emphasizes the psychological struggles faced by these individuals. The documentary features a diverse group of soldiers, representing different nationalities, genders, classes, and races. It addresses the complexities of their memories and how time influences their narratives about what they have done. The film provides insight into the lives of veterans dealing with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and their efforts to rebuild their lives after war.

Why Watch

  • •Meet soldiers sharing personal war experiences.
  • •Find out how killing affects mental health.
  • •See diverse perspectives on life after combat.

Did You Know

•The film features five soldiers from different nationalities and backgrounds.
•The documentary runs for 65 minutes.
•Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a central theme in the film.

Perfect For

Veterans' mental healthWar psychologyDocumentary enthusiasts