Title DossierWar

Thousand Yard Stare

War

Returning home after fighting in Africa during World War II, a soldier with PTSD finds reintegrating with family life increasingly difficult as he relives the battle of Kasserine Pass.

Year

2018

Duration

1h 31m

IMDb

4.0

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Cast

AK

Aaron Kurmey

Director

AM

Adam Munro

Roland Rothach

KW

Kirsten Wendlandt

Barbara Rothach

Cast

AK

Aaron Kurmey

Director

AM

Adam Munro

Roland Rothach

KW

Kirsten Wendlandt

Barbara Rothach

GF

Gin Fedotov

Gefreiter Krause

MD

Michael Dodge

Hauptmann Leise

Kelten Jensen

Pvt. Inglis

Christopher Giles

James Rothach

Mathieu Bourassa

Pvt. Johnson

Kelsey Flower

Pvt. Hobbs

Brian Christensen

Pvt. Painter

KT

Kieran Testa

Pvt. Austin

CY

Clint Yanchula

Pvt. Fields

RH

Ryan Hatt

Sgt. Hendricks

Kevin Johnson

Pvt. Fischer

Jason Schneider

Roger Rogers

Michele Wienecke

Shirley

TP

Taylar Page

Louise

GF

Greg Fiddler

Bill

AE

Alan Edward Johnson

Dennis

RH

Ryan Hatt

Writer

KJ

Kevin Johnson

Writer

AK

Aaron Kurmey

Writer

AM

Adam Munro

Writer

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Comments

5 Comments

MaemmaMay 28, 2023

jameskofyNov 22, 2022

So underrated! very emotional; i am a Veteran... i know...

~{Hasan Marwan}~Nov 22, 2022

I think this is one of those films that will hold your attention throughout if you understand what's going on. If you've had ptsd then you'll understand and follow it, the silences, the feelings when everything is standing still but people are carrying on as normal and you realise you've sat in your thoughts for hours. I can only imagine how these guys adjust to life.

judiasambaNov 22, 2022

This is clearly a low budget indie film, so don't go in expecting Band of Brothers or Saving Private Ryan. Having said that, if you're able to look past a few sparse battlefields, and decent, but not perfect VFX, then you'll find a pretty good movie. The first 30 minutes or so are a bit slow, but once you're past that and you get into battle scenes and the rhythm of the non-linear the it really starts to pick up. It's also really more of a drama about the effects of PTSD than a straight forward war film. But of course the distributors want to push the action to sell DVDs. Even with its flaws this was a surprisingly interesting movie to watch. The non-linear structure was well done and different than what you'd find in this genre. And as a film buff, I'd love to know more about the behind the scenes of the production to see how they pulled off what they did on a limited budget. In conclusion, don't look down on a movie because it didn't have a hundred million dollars. There's serious merit in new voices outside Hollywood.

E Dove AbyssinyawiNov 22, 2022

Not a big budget and clearly working with limited resources. But solid nonetheless.