Gary Sinise's 'Brothers After War' Explores Veterans' Lives Beyond the Battlefield

The new documentary revisits service members from 'Brothers At War' to highlight their challenges and resilience after military service.

Executive producer Gary Sinise and director Jake Rademacher collaborate on 'Brothers After War,' a follow-up to the 2009 documentary 'Brothers At War.'
The film examines the transition from military to civilian life, focusing on the emotional, mental, and social challenges faced by veterans and their families.
Featuring 12 veterans, the documentary emphasizes shared experiences, vulnerability, and strength, aiming to foster understanding and dialogue.
The Gary Sinise Foundation partnered with Regal Cinema to provide free tickets for veterans through a $150,000 donation to Vet Tix.
The film opens in theaters nationwide on February 28, 2025, aiming to bridge the gap between the military community and the general public.