Gripping look at veterans' return to civilian life...
“The Weight off Honor,&#34; filmed over a five-year period, follows the lives of the family members of veterans catastrophically wounded in Iraq and Afghanistan in America’s longest war. Their lives are transformed overnight into 24/7 caregivers tasked with nursing their critically injured loved ones. The film is the first comprehensive documentary that reveals the family dynamic, their relationships before the wounds that altered their lives, and the uncertainties that lie ahead. The subjects are the spouses, parents and children who offer insight into their lives, as everyone grapples with finding a “new normal” after the devastating effects of war-time injuries.<br /><br />Hollywood has often dealt with the subject of veterans returning to civilian life beginning with the Best Picture Academy Award-winning “Best Years of Our Lives, made a year after the end of World War II. Later, there were “The Deer Hunter” and “Coming Home,” focusing on Vietnam vets. “The Hurt Locker,” also a Best Picture Academy Award winner, depicts the difficulty of a member of the Explosive Ordinance and Disposal team in Iraq reconnecting with his family.<br /><br />In “The Weight of Honor,” director Stephanie Howard follows four military spouses and a military mother who provide round-the-clock care to their combat-wounded husbands and son. She emphasizes the disruption of life when these men return with serious physical and mental disabilities. Their devotion is inspiring, and shows that families continue to sacrifice long after men return from the battlefield. By singling out actual veterans and their home situations, the true, lasting horror of war is underscored, but also the incredible selflessness and love of family members. Though the documentary makes no overt political statement about war and its aftermath, the message that comes across is that lives numbering far more than the returning wounded are impacted by decisions of leaders who send their men and women into war.<br /><br />There are no bonus features on the unrated widescreen DVD release.
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