film depicts the lives of several soldiers in the shadow of war after they retired from the US-Iran battlefield. The scars and psychological shadows left by the war on their hearts are everywhere. Wars begin where you will but they do not end where you please History tells us that war will never disappear. Returning alive does not mean that the original is dead, and the inner war does not end due to retirement. What can soldiers who obey orders as their bounden duty do in a wrong war? Are they just suffering from the brutal war and killings that bring them mental and physical scars or disabilities?
They are suffering from bloody nightmares, and the tragic death of their comrades around them makes them sleepless at night. Even more anti-war people treat them. Their misunderstandings and compassion faintly swallow their little passion and strength in life. They refuse the sympathy and compassion given by their relatives and friends. They cannot accept the deliberate care and tolerance of others. Perhaps it is not only out of self-esteem, but they just don’t want to be in the eyes of people. Poor victims in the war. However, the reality is that some of them become victims of the war uncontrollably under pressure. Whether it is suppressed to the end in violent roars and roars, or in peace with their lover tell the return of peace, or whether it is due to be fired and tragic path of no return, or experience the future was still on the back of a confused and military life, all human touch after a few Xufeng Bo, then people reflect on the war.
a The unjust war launched by the government for profit has brought people's misfortune and suffering. What is not seen is what those lucky guys who returned safely have endured in rebuilding their lives. And
they deliberately concealed, Unspeakable scars.
At the end of the film, Tommy left a letter before returning to the battlefield, "...Life means a lot to everyone, maybe when I come back I can find my place, maybe I will have a "A good job", people can't help but be moved.
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