In Waves and War

About This Movie

In Waves and War dives into a pretty raw exploration of the psychological scars left on three Navy SEALs after their service in Iraq and Afghanistan. The film’s atmosphere is heavy, with a real sense of the weight these men carry. The storytelling is quite methodical, balancing the past traumas with the unfolding journey toward healing through psychedelic therapy. It's fascinating how the documentary interweaves personal narratives with scientific insights, making it a unique look at mental health. The pacing feels deliberate, allowing viewers to sit with the discomfort before moving to moments of hope. Practical effects are minimal, but the realness of these experiences shines through in the performances. It’s a distinctive take on a contemporary issue, showing an unfiltered side of veteran life.

Documentary on veterans' mental healthFocus on psychedelic therapyExplores themes of trauma and healing