The Invisible War

The Invisible War is a powerful and emotional documentary that exposes the epidemic of rape within the US military. Through the testimonies of brave veterans, the film reveals the institutions that perpetuate and cover up these heinous crimes, and the profound personal and social consequences that result. The documentary features interviews with veterans from multiple branches of the military, who recount their assaults and the lack of justice and support they received. The film also includes interviews with advocates, journalists, and mental health professionals, as well as footage shot by the veterans themselves. The Invisible War argues that the military has consistently failed to address sexual assault, and calls for changes to the way these crimes are prosecuted. It is a gripping and important film that sheds light on one of the most shameful secrets in American society.

You can stream The Invisible War on: Apple TV Store

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