''Hidden Battles'' Screens in New York City

Monday, January 24, 2011 - 19:00
PeaceWomen Consolidated Themes: 
Conflict Prevention
Countries: 
Americas
North America
United States of America

“Hidden Battles,” a documentary about the psychological impact that killing has on soldiers cross culturally and globally, offers a humanistic perspective on how soldiers make a life for themselves after war. The screening will be held at the Gershwin Hotel at 7 East 27th Street in NYC at 8:00pm. The cost of the screening is $10, half of which is being donated to Veterans Quality of Life (www.vqlan.org). Following the film there will be a Q & A with the film's director. For more information and to see a trailer, visit www.hiddenbattles.com.

"'Hidden Battles' is a timely and evocative documentary that looks beyond political rhetoric and polemics to focus on the very real human cost of war; any war. Poignant, engaging and disturbing, director Victoria Mills posits an important message about the real cost of killing another human being. Brilliant and highly recommended." George T. Marshall, FLICKERS Film Festival.