Veteran Documentary Corps

Exciting News! ?? We are honored to announce that "Baptiste Garnier and the Indian Wars", directed by Sean Restivo, has been officially selected for screening at this year’s festival! ??? Join us on Saturday, April 12, 2025, in Willcox, Arizona, at the historic Palace Theater as we bring this powerful story to the big screen. This film explores the life and legacy of Baptiste Garnier, a key figure in the Indian Wars, shedding light on a complex chapter of American history. ??Watch the trailer: https://lnkd.in/gj4PAUd4 #BaptisteGarnier #IndianWars #FilmFestival #PalaceTheater #HistoricalDocumentary #VeteranStories #Cinema

Free Screening for Women’s History Month! ??? In celebration of Women’s History Month, we are offering a free screening of the award-winning documentary, Time for Change: Kathy Bruyere, directed by Daniel Bernardi! This inspiring film tells the story of a remarkable woman who defied two centuries of Navy tradition and discrimination, fighting for equal opportunities to serve onboard ships and in combat. Her journey to the rank of captain is one of perseverance, courage, and dedication—not only to her country but also to her family. ?? Available: All of March ?? Watch for Free: https://lnkd.in/ghg2tFiy #WomensHistoryMonth #TimeForChange #BreakingBarriers #NavyHistory #EqualOpportunity #Trailblazer #veterandocumentary

We are thrilled to announce that "The Architect: A Montford Point Marine", directed by Daniel Bernardi, has been officially selected for the Cinema of the World International Film Festival! ???? This powerful documentary sheds light on the legacy of the Montford Point Marines—the first African Americans to serve in the U.S. Marine Corps—honoring their resilience, service, and lasting impact on history. A huge thank you to the Cinema of the World International Film Festival for this recognition, and to everyone who has supported this project along the way. ??Watch the trailer: https://lnkd.in/gSey4bnG #TheArchitect #MontfordPointMarines #CinemaOfTheWorld #FilmFestival #Documentary #VeteranStories

Joel Hunt – Traumatic Brain Injury ?? A soldier. A survivor. A Paralympian. Joel Hunt survived TBI and PTSD after his time as a combat engineer in Iraq. But his story didn’t end there—he found a new purpose in adaptive sports, competing as a Paralympian and inspiring other veterans to reclaim their lives. Watch his incredible journey in our PTSD Awareness Series, streaming FREE on YouTube: ?? Watch Now: https://lnkd.in/gMv_tuJP #TBIawareness #ParalympianVeteran #PTSDSurvivor #VeteranResilience

Casey Conklin – Ranger Battalion ?? He saved lives in battle—now he fights for his own. As a combat medic, Casey Conklin saw the worst of war while trying to keep others alive. But the mental wounds of service left scars that don’t heal easily. His story sheds light on the struggles of PTSD, TBI, and the journey to healing. Watch Casey’s story in our PTSD Awareness Series, streaming FREE on YouTube ?? Watch Now: https://lnkd.in/g_jQKjiT #PTSDsupport #TBIawareness #CombatMedics #HealingAfterWar

Julie Mendez – From PTSD to Art ?? Women serve. Women sacrifice. Women struggle. Julie Mendez is a veteran who faced the realities of PTSD and TBI while navigating a world that often overlooks the experiences of women in the military. Her story is one of resilience, identity, and finding strength after service. Watch her powerful journey in our PTSD Awareness Series, streaming FREE on YouTube: ?? Watch Now: https://lnkd.in/g2CZ24Sc #WomenVeterans #PTSDawareness #TBIRecovery #MilitaryResilience

Scott Castle – Battle of Fallujah ?? He fought in Fallujah. Now he fights for his own peace. Scott Castle, a Marine veteran, endured some of the most intense combat of the Iraq War. But the battles didn’t end when he came home. His story of PTSD, TBI, and recovery is one every veteran and supporter should hear. Watch Scott’s journey in our PTSD Awareness Series, streaming FREE on YouTube: ?? Watch Now: https://lnkd.in/g9hxskFH #TBIawarenessMonth #PTSDsupport #MarineVeterans #FallujahVeterans

Bobby Hollingsworth – Army CID ?? PTSD & TBI don’t just affect veterans – they affect entire families. After serving in Iraq, Bobby Hollingsworth faced an invisible battle that followed him home. His story highlights the weight of service, the struggle to heal, and the power of resilience. Watch Bobby’s journey in our PTSD Awareness Series, streaming FREE on YouTube: ?? Watch Now: https://lnkd.in/gbN4q4vY #TBIawareness #PTSDRecovery #VeteranMentalHealth #HealingThroughFilm

?? We’re an Award Winner! ?? Thrilled to announce that "Do Ask, Do Tell: The Linda Campbell Story," directed by Birdy Weiting Hong, has won an award at the Lois Weber Film Festival! ??? It’s an honor to be recognized at a festival dedicated to amplifying powerful and underrepresented stories. Huge thanks to the festival team and everyone who has supported this journey! Watch the trailer: https://lnkd.in/gzmEa2bB Thank you for celebrating this story with us! ???? #DoAskDoTell #LoisWeberFilmFestival #AwardWinningFilm #LGBTQStories #VeteranStories #FilmFestivalWinner

?? Exciting News! ?? Our film, "The Singer: A Montford Point Marine," directed by Eliciana Nascimento, has been selected for the LA Underground Railroad Film Festival! ???? We’re honored to share this powerful story that highlights the legacy of the Montford Point Marines, the first Black men to serve in the U.S. Marine Corps. Their courage and contributions paved the way for future generations, and we can’t wait to bring their story to this incredible festival. Learn more about the Montford Point Marines: https://lnkd.in/gbdCPqRC #MontfordPointMarines #LAUndergroundRailroadFilmFestival #VeteranStories #FilmFestivalSelection