I Am War
I Am War
War is Hell. These are the personal accounts of five men and women who fought with the Canadian Forces during the Afghanistan War, and how these traumatic experiences have changed their lives. Their words are personal, open, raw, and emotional. Using real footage from the front line and stylized dramatic reenactments, each story is brought to life to create a truly unique experience.
War is Hell. These are the personal accounts of five men and women who fought with the Canadian Forces during the Afghanistan War, and how these traumatic experiences have changed their lives. Their words are personal, open, raw, and emotional. Using real footage from the front line and stylized dramatic reenactments, each story is brought to life to create a truly unique experience.
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