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Hell and Back Again (2011)

What does it mean to lead men in war? What does it mean to come home? Hell and Back Again is a cinematically revolutionary film that asks and answers these questions with a power and intimacy no previous film about the conflict in Afghanistan has been able to achieve. It is a masterpiece in the cinema of war.

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- Watch The Full Movie
Year
- 2011
Language
- English
Duration
- 88 mins
Director
- Danfung Dennis
Starring
- Ashley Harris
- Nathan Harris
Genres
- Documentary
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David M 25 Jan 2012

A perspective highlighting the difficulties of war and the forgotten difficulties of reintegration to what is commonly called "normal life". A very good companion piece to 'Restrepo' and all other films which seek to address the reality of both serving and the effects of it of re-integration into society. It was particularly interesting at the beginning of the film, seeing a high ranking solider use the same incentives that were used in the 40s during WW2. Thus it is least surprising the same problems after combat remain current. It was particularly interesting at the beginning of the film, seeing a high ranking solider use the same incentives that were used in the 40s during WW2. Thus it is least surprising the same problems after combat remain current. It was particularly interesting at the beginning of the film, seeing a high ranking solider use the same incentives that were used in the 40s during WW2. Thus it is least surprising the same problems after combat remain current.

MorriBey 01 Mar 2012

Its good. It mixes the war with real life without either overcoming the other. Whilst it is a documentary it does not dictate the story to you but it flows from the screen providing you with the questions.

Barnaby G 05 Mar 2012

Expected something better for an Oscar nominated documentary. Yes, it is going to be hard for soldiers to assimilate into normal society once they return from a warzone, but this didn't do the best job of conveying that. Thought the soldier they followed was a bit unsympathetic. He was a bit gun obsessed and not too bright. A domestic violence court case in the future, I guess.

Christopher H 04 Feb 2012

Much like Restrepo of 2010, Hell And Back Again gives a glimpse into the life of a soldier, both during active duty and through recovery of injury and post-traumatic stress. With some bloody imagery, including the witness to the aftermath of a graphic fatality, this is, for better or worse, an unforgettable film.

Jeanette R 30 Mar 2012

A very photographic and finely tuned movie about the experiences of one soldier going to war and reliving his experiences once home. Switching from past to present, the director manages to capture the realities of post-traumatic stress disorder. Full of gripping emotion, this movie manages us to feel the side of war we only hear about in the news.