Screenings

An old black and white photograph displayed on a screen shows a group of uniformed individuals, likely from a historical military or aviation context. The subtitles at the bottom read 'gave us a very helping hand.' One person in the foreground stands partially silhouetted, viewing the image.

Standard Pass

Access to one documentary screening.

15 USD per ticket

A piece of street art depicts a television with a scene of soldiers and a destroyed landscape on the screen. In front of it, a child's figure is positioned, appearing absorbed by the screen's contents. The surrounding imagery includes dark and muted colors, giving a grim and thought-provoking atmosphere.

Group Pass

Entry for up to five attendees.

65 USD total

A detailed relief sculpture depicting a chaotic and intense war scene with multiple soldiers in various states of distress and action. Some soldiers are shown carrying wounded comrades, while others are actively engaged in combat. There is also a horse and several weapons visible. The expression on the soldiers' faces and their body language convey the seriousness and complexity of the battle.

License Pass

For organizations hosting screenings.

150 USD per event

Request License

Where

Screenings happen nationwide, often in community centers.

When

697 Hilltop Street, Springfield, MA, USA

How

9am – 6pm

Get in Touch

Here

email@email.com
(123) 123 123

A khaki cap with the words 'Iraq Afghanistan Veteran' embroidered on it is placed on a camouflage military uniform that has a 'U.S. Army' tag.