Father Soldier Son

"An intimate New York Times documentary that follows one family for 10 years, showing the familial relationship of a father who was a soldier. In the film, Brian Eisch is seen as a superhero by his children, but he missed out on much of their childhood while serving in Afghanistan. Now, the family faces a new reality, dealing with the consequences of war and how it can change a man. A different angle taken by directors Catrin Einhorn and Leslye Davis is toxic masculinity, a topic rarely addressed in productions about military personnel, which are usually glorified."