The Corporal's Diary (2008) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is The Corporal's Diary about?
The Corporal's Diary is a documentary. Jonathan Santos, a 22-year-old soldier, documents his 37 days in Iraq through video and writing. His footage captures the chaos of war, including high explosives and makeshift brews. Santos reflects on life and death in his handwritten diary, unaware that day 38 will end his life. The film features his friend Matthew, who recounts his own survival story. Together, they provide a personal account of the experiences faced by soldiers in combat. Directed by Laurel Spellman, the documentary runs for 42 minutes.
When was The Corporal's Diary released?
The Corporal's Diary was released in 2008.
How long is The Corporal's Diary?
The Corporal's Diary has a runtime of 42 minutes.
What genre is The Corporal's Diary?
The Corporal's Diary is classified as Biography.
What topics does The Corporal's Diary cover?
The Corporal's Diary explores topics including war-crimes.