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The Private War (2014)
An emotionally-unstable prisoner of war deals with the social and moral repercussions of PTSD, haunted by an enigmatic ghost of a past that he is told may not have even existed.
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An emotionally-unstable prisoner of war deals with the social and moral repercussions of PTSD, haunted by an enigmatic ghost of a past that he is told may not have even existed.
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Genre:Drama, Mystery, War
Written By:Derek James Carlson, Evan Hofmann
In Theaters:1/4/2014
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Runtime:26 minutes
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