A ragtag group of veterans in New York deal with the aftermath of war by creating unusual art.
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Cast
Talia Lugacy
Director
Sean Patrick Folster
Patrick
Frances Fisher
Dora Casale
Danny Ramirez
Timothy Reyes
Brian Faherty
Undercover Cop
Brian Delate
Ed
Sam Adegoke
Will LaRue
P.J. Boudousqué
Dino Casale
Talia Lugacy
Isabelle Casale
Holly Horner
Woman on Train
Randolph Hubard
Man on train
Patrick Stoffer
Malloy
Nathan Lewis
Nate
Jan Barry
Jan
Jeff Camp
MTA Worker
Neil Duffy
Office Clerk
Kevin Basl
Kevin
Walt Nygard
Walt
Eli Wright
Eli
Jan Barry
Writer
Kevin Basl
Writer
Nathan Lewis
Writer
Talia Lugacy
Writer
Walt Nygard
Writer
Eli Wright
Writer
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Comments
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This movie is important when the soldier spoke about being , Thanked for his service it was powerful. I was 17 in 1969 great music of love and peace. Viet Nam was raging the draft was on it was crazy. I had my baby in 1971. I don't think they issued SS #'s automatically then . I can't remember but the hospital insisted I name him before I went home. I wouldn't do it but told them I would. I had another boy in 1973 both named boy. I was freaked out about the US Gov and War. My son is 50 now and he started getting notices that he better register for selective service BIG FINES AND POSSIBLE JAIL TIME. Ha Ha! If soldiers refused this service for a hollow TY they would be alive and well. He was so right on just a Pawn in their game. Dylan's Masters of War. Edwin Starr War what is it good for? Absolutely nothing. Thank you movie makers for your service great work. Peace.
I think this would have been stronger had it chosen one format, instead of embedding a fictional story inside of a documentary. This made it mentally a bit challenging to navigate. Ultimately, I felt like the fictional component was awkward and tried to do too much with too little space. It gave short shrift to the story of Danny Ramirez's character and his relationship to Will, and the semi-awkward connection between Will and Isabelle focused almost exclusively on Isabelle. That said, Danny Ramirez's acting was stellar.
So much pathos it's disquieting, exactly the way good dramatic cinema should be. With unsung performances by unsung actors, this film embodies everything good about independent film making. It tackles an uncomfortable subject with uncomfortable honesty. The realism is heartbreaking, the dialogue immersing, the acting inspiring. It's not often a movie of this caliber comes along, a shame given the power of the story it tells. As the title aptly suggests, this is, most definitely, not a war movie. It is a movie about consequence, and conscience, and the courage to persevere. I rarely write reviews but this movie was so good I'll do anything I can to encourage others to watch.
