Company K

Year: 2004

Runtime: 102 mins

Language: English

Director: Robert Clem

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Based on William March’s World War I novel, director Robert Clem’s *Company K* follows veteran Joe Delaney as he completes a memoir of his combat experiences. While grappling with nightmares of a German soldier and the bond forged on the front lines, he confronts the true measure of character revealed in battle. Through writing, he strives to exorcise his war‑time demons and adjust to the quiet pressures of small‑town life after the conflict’s trauma.

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