A group of veterans and active-duty service members gather at Walter Reed National Military Hospital for a writing workshop to confront their traumas.
“Veterans. Artists. Survivors.”
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A group of veterans and active-duty service members gather at Walter Reed National Military Hospital for a writing workshop to confront their traumas.
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Synopsis
At Walter Reed National Military Hospital, veterans and active-duty service members gather for a writing workshop sponsored by the USO. Over 40 minutes, participants share their personal stories and confront their traumas through creative expression. Led by director Sareen Hairabedian, the film features individuals like April Harris and Scott Cormack as they navigate their experiences in a supportive environment. The workshop fosters camaraderie and understanding, illustrating the connection between art and mental health recovery.
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Why Watch
- Meet veterans like April Harris and Scott Cormack.
- Find out how writing aids mental health recovery.
- See the supportive environment at Walter Reed.
Did You Know
- The documentary features veterans and active-duty service members at Walter Reed.
- The film is directed by Sareen Hairabedian.
- It has a runtime of 40 minutes.
- The workshop is sponsored by the USO.
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What is the duration of We Are Not Done Yet?
The duration of We Are Not Done Yet is 40 minutes.
Who directed the documentary We Are Not Done Yet?
We Are Not Done Yet was directed by Sareen Hairabedian.
What type of workshop is featured in We Are Not Done Yet?
The documentary features a writing workshop for veterans and active-duty service members.
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