Soldiers Pay

Year: 2004

Runtime: 35 min

Directors: David O. Russell, Juan Carlos Zaldívar, Tricia Regan

WarDocumentaryShort

This documentary short presents the perspectives of Iraq War veterans, journalists, politicians, psychologists, and a two-star general. Through their unfiltered voices, filmmakers Tricia Regan, David O. Russell, and Juan Carlos Zaldivar explore the profound human impact of the war, offering a raw and unflinching look at the challenges faced by those involved.

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