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A FILM WORTH A CLOSER LOOKTHE FEATURE PRESENTATION
IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
Keep the feeling.
SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
01
Why this pick
Like The Kill Team, it follows a principled American confronting institutional violence and the personal cost of refusing complicity, with a tense, procedural moral pressure rather than battlefield spectacle.
02
Why this pick
A soldier’s conscience collides with unit loyalty during the Vietnam War, echoing The Kill Team’s harrowing focus on witnessing atrocity and the isolation of doing the right thing.
03
Why this pick
Its military setting and reflective investigation into courage and accountability make it a fitting companion, trading immediate combat tension for an emotionally earnest reckoning with duty.
04
Why this pick
This sober, character-driven investigation examines how war’s moral injuries follow soldiers home, sharing The Kill Team’s restrained realism and unease about loyalty, violence, and responsibility.
05
Why this pick
Set amid the ambiguities of Afghanistan, it focuses on soldiers navigating compromised alliances and opaque command decisions, with a similarly grounded, morally unsettled war-drama tone.
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01 / THE STORY
When a U.S. solider realizes that his platoon may be responsible for murdering innocent civilians in Afghanistan, he must make the impossible decision over reporting the acts up his chain of command to alleviate his conscience or stick with his brothers-in-arms.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME
Sergeant Deeks
Andrew Briggman
Rayburn
Coombs
William Briggman
Weppler
Laura Briggman