Death

Daisy tells the story of a clock-maker who, after losing his son in war, builds a clock with the hopes of turning back time.

Themes: Military, Death, Grief, War, Fatherhood, Time, Loss, Love-Father's, Wish

Returning veterans reflect on the lives lost. We are forever indebted to them and their loved ones for giving all they had to give. Their names are written in stone, and their selfless acts of valor engraved in our collective conscience. No words can do justice to their patriotism for they payed the ultimate price.

Themes: Memorial, War, Patriotism, Grief, Duty, Sacrifice, Remembrance, Mourning, Death

The wives of lost soldiers receive fateful telegrams that bear the tragic news.

Themes: Death, Grief, War, Counting the Cost, Family, Tragedy, Consoling, Support, Emotion

Based upon a true story, To End All Wars centers around Allied POW’s who endured harsh treatment from their Japanese captors during World War II, while being forced to build a railroad through the Burmese jungle. This WingKit explores if, when granted opportunity, the prisoners will respond with vengeance, returning evil for evil, or will they respond with love to their enemies? What is a WingKit?

Themes: Sanctity of Life, Discernment, War, Compassion, Mercy, Defiance, Good Samaritan, Love-Enemy, Life

SSG Nantz reflects on the soldiers that he lost in battle and how they can honor the fallen soldiers by continuing to fight.

Themes: Honor, Death, Sacrifice, Brotherhood, Leadership, Guilt, Battle, War, Remembrance

When a young boy’s father dies, SSG Nantz tells the young boy to remain brave and not give up, because that’s what marines do.

Themes: Death, Grief, Bravery, Courage, Resolve, Steadfast, Encouragement, Support, Sensitivity

Ernest has created a school of higher learning to boost the moral of the prisoners. To many of the men, this school is the only hope they have.

Themes: Hope, Desperation, Brokenness, Survival, Death, Weakness, Helping, Pity, Purpose