RESIDUAL is a 93-minute, multiple award-winning documentary film focusing on how stress, anxiety, cumulative trauma and PTSD are affecting our nation's police officers, firefighters, EMT personnel and other first responders. The story is told exclusively by former and current first responders, their families, medical professionals, psychologists, and therapists.
RESIDUAL has been designed for anyone unfamiliar with post-traumatic stress, PTSI or PTSD, and for people who simply want, or need, to know more about this growing issue. The film gives viewers a broad understanding of what first responders experience on the job and describes how cumulative stress can build over many years before finally affecting an individual. In the documentary, first responders also describe the debilitating symptoms that can haunt them for years.
RESIDUAL then educates viewers about the chemical reactions that occur in the brain during a traumatic experience and how these reactions can be successfully treated through a variety of medical, psychological, and holistic modalities. Scientifically tested and proven treatments and therapies are presented along with contact information for resources.
Finally, the film explains how PTSD does not need to be a death sentence. With the right treatment plan, first responders can continue in their careers, prosper in their relationships, and live long and healthy lives.
For additional video segments, extended therapy and treatment clips, and a list of resources available for help, please go to the Residual Resource Center at ResidualFilm.com.
Honoring America’s Heroes documents the sacrifices of military veterans physically and emotionally ravaged by war and the support they received from their caregiver spouses.
This dramatic, 30-minute documentary has been recognized for production excellence by numerous international film festivals, including: a Platinum Remi Award winner at the 53rd WorldFest Houston International Film and Video Festival; an Award of Merit from the 2020 IndieFEST Film Awards; a Silver Award winner at the New York CinemaFest Festival; a Semi-Finalist at the L.A. CineFest Festival; an Award of Merit from the Best Shorts Competition, and was an official selection to the American Golden Picture International Film Festival.
The documentary was produced and directed by Tony Wilson of Flyover Films, flyoverflix.com. The film was edited by Doug Hanes of Transtar Entertainment Company. A complementary video, produced in conjunction with Honoring America’s Heroes, is We Choose to Remember. WATCH HERE.
One War. Two POWs. One Incredible Story.
25 Steps is the heartwarming and inspirational story of Col. Sherwin "Butch" Desens and 2nd Lt. Robert McAdam. The film tells the story of Butch and Bob's experiences as aviators during World War II and their shared misery of being prisoners of war in Stalag Luft I near Barth, Germany. The film follows them through their long and fulfilling lives until they finally meet 73 years after their stay in the POW camp.
25 Steps is narrated by Emmy Award Winner Peter Coyote and is produced by Mountain Time Media and Transtar Entertainment Company. 25 Steps won the Best Short Documentary award at the 2018 Glendale International Film Festival.
RIDE: One Man’s Venture For Veterans is a 48-minute film documenting Jerry Schemmel's race across Colorado to raise money for Paws For Purple Hearts, a non-profit that trains and places highly specialized service dogs with military veterans suffering from PTSD or TBI, or those with mobility challenges.
Jerry attempts to break the UMCA record for a single-rider, non-stop bike race across the State of Colorado. Beginning at the Utah border, Jerry rides along Highway 50, across the western slope of Colorado, over the Continental Divide, and onto the eastern plains of Colorado, covering 468 miles on his trek to the Kansas border. He must overcome mechanical issues, road construction, bad weather and sleep deprivation. Will he break the record? Will he even finish the race?
You'll learn about Jerry's own struggles with PTSD and why he is dedicated to helping our country's military veterans. You'll also enjoy some heartwarming stories of veterans and their beautiful service dogs. For more information on the wonderful services and benefits provided by Paws For Purple Hearts, please go to PawsForPurpleHearts.org.
From the beginning of war, those thrust onto the field of battle have gone through their own levels of mental trauma. ACRONYM, a feature length documentary film, takes a detailed and personal look at those who are experiencing, suffering from and living with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, or PTSD. The film takes an in-depth look at veterans from every U.S. conflict since WWII and the common bond they share: the demons only war can bring.
ACRONYM features extensive interviews with veterans from WWII, Korea, Vietnam, Gulf Wars I & II, Somalia, Iraq and Afghanistan. For some WWII veterans, they are only now dealing with their PTSD - some 70 years after serving. Three generations of soldiers later, veterans just recently out of the war theater can relate to their predecessors. They share a common bond. These are stories that had to be told, and ACRONYM delivers an incredibly touching portrayal of life with PTSD.
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