March On - This short graduate film is going back in time to visit the repercussions of the Falklands War and what it is like to live with PTSD
A compelling short film is on its way to Portsmouth. These groups of graduates are attempting to show the whole or Portsmouth what it was like for veterans returning home from the Falklands war in 1982 and their struggles.
The film follows William, a veteran returning from the Falklands War, as he tries to reconnect with his community, family and former life. Instead of the expected glory, William finds his beliefs challenged — not only by others, but by his own internal battles.
As relationships strain and old wounds resurface, March On explores the quiet tragedy of post-war life, where trauma lingers long after the last shot is fired.
They are a group of final year university students studying in Portsmouth and need your help to create their short film. But March On is more than just a film, it is platform of awareness of PTSD. The group has been interviewing psychologists and veterans to ensure they have an authentic representation of PTSD.
Please help them create their short film by checking out their crowd funder and social media platforms.
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