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Killing Time focuses on young Marines at the Twentynine Palms military base as they transition back to civilian life after deployments in Iraq and Afghanistan. The film captures their emotional and psychological struggles during this uncertain period known as 'killing time.' Through candid interviews and personal stories, the documentary presents a raw look at their experiences and the camaraderie that forms among them.
The film is directed by Lydie Wisshaupt-Claudel and runs for 88 minutes. It provides insight into the complexities of reintegration, showing how these Marines seek purpose and connection in a world that feels alien after combat. The observational style allows viewers to witness their interactions and the challenges they face in adjusting to life outside the military.
Why Watch
- •Meet young Marines facing reintegration at Twentynine Palms.
- •Find out how combat affects their civilian life adjustment.
- •See candid interviews revealing personal struggles.
Did You Know
•The documentary is set at the Twentynine Palms military base in California.
•Director Lydie Wisshaupt-Claudel created this film in 2015.
•The film has a runtime of 88 minutes.
•The production countries for this documentary are Belgium and France.
Perfect For
Military lifeVeteran issuesDocumentary enthusiasts