Nov 6th, 2010 by cm1
A U.S. soldier returning home from war struggles to reconcile his experiences abroad with the life and family he left in Texas.
This film is NOT political in any sense of the word, but rather a very human story, told by a director and actors who obviously care about both the characters and the many war vets struggling to readjust.
The film uses a very clever metaphor to bring us into the horrors of war, and the camera closely follows James to involve us from his point of view and to provide the intimacy needed to tell such a personal and troubling story.
Download The Dry Land 2010 part 1:
http://fileserve.com/file/Hgv7huz
