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A British Falklands Conflict veteran struggles to reintegrate into civilian life as a “welcome home” party exposes the hidden costs of war, forcing him and his wife to confront the trauma that continues to remain
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A British Falklands Conflict veteran struggles to reintegrate into civilian life as a “welcome home” party exposes the hidden costs of war, forcing him and his wife to confront the trauma that continues to remain
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Theo Palmer-Marshallsay
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:BA Film Production, University of Portsmouth
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