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STRANGER AT HOME film still. Image of two leading experts in psychology and mental health, in vehicle. Dr. Charles Figley (left) has his hand on Dr. Mark Russell's shoulder.
STRANGER AT HOME film still. Image of film subject Steven Elliott, seated in living room talking to interviewer. Interviewer cannot be seen in the image.
STRANGER AT HOME film still. Image of several service members in camouflaged uniform, moving a fallen soldier on a stretcher. Center frame is one service member in a batman cape and head covering, looking directly at the camera and grinning.
STRANGER AT HOME film still. Image of several service members in camouflaged fatigues and civilians. In the foreground we see Prince Charles, in camouflaged fatigues and looking off camera and in mid-sentence.
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STRANGER AT HOME: The Untold Story Of Military Mental Health

Directed by Beth Dolan, Luis Remesar

STRANGER AT HOME weaves the life-altering stories of the Navy Psychologist forced into whistleblowing, the Army Ranger involved in the killing of Pat Tillman, and the Vietnam war marine turned world-renowned trauma expert, as they work tirelessly to deliver their urgent call-to-action for radical military mental health transformation.

This film contains difficult subject matter and mature themes. Viewer discretion advised.

Co-director/producer Beth Dolan and film subjects Mark Russell, Steven Elliott, and Brook Elliott will be in attendance.

Award Nomination
Best Documentary Feature

Preceded By

From Stem to Stone film still. Image of a man standing in a cemetery, looking at a headstone. His back is to the camera. The back of his jacket reads "In Memory of My Son, LCPL. Jeffrey D. Walker 6/12/1985 - 5/14/2007" and features the United States Marine Corps seal

Stem to Stone: A Wreath’s Journey

Directed by Brian Burdett

Each December, volunteers lay 250,000 wreaths at Arlington National Cemetery, one on every veteran’s grave. Witness this remarkable journey from stem to stone, through the eyes of trucker and Gold Star father J.D. Walker.

Dates & Times

Past

Museum of Photographic Arts

Wed, May 18
 7:15 pm