Documentary Block
- Healing, Local Film, Post 9/11, PTS, Transitioning Home, Women Who Serve, World War II
- 88 mins
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shareThree documentary shorts that explore resiliency, healing, and forgiveness.
The following filmmakers will be in attendance:
Scott Campbell, director, “Down on the Ranch”
Tracie Hunter, director, “The Monument of Tolerance”
Elizabeth Suter, co-director, “The Monument of Tolerance”
In this program
Veterans Journey Home: On Black Mountain
Directed by Frederick Marx
Women veterans experience a four-month mindfulness meditation-based workshop to confront the demons connected to their military service.
Down on the Ranch
Directed by Scott Campbell
A ranch owner volunteers her time, horses and professional research to determine the therapeutic impact of an eight-week equine assisted program for veterans suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.
The Monument of Tolerance
Directed by Elizabeth Suter, Tracie Hunter
75 years after the end of World War II, veterans from both the Allied and Axis forces, and survivors of the Holocaust, come together to reconcile and put tolerance into practice.
Dates & Times
Museum of Photographic Arts
May 21, 2022
2:15 pm