American soldier Samantha Harrison (Roxanne McKee) returns home from Iraq suffering PTSD and lost memories of a supposed friendly fire incident. Her friend Paige Briar (Stacey Farber) wants her to get treatment. There is an investigation. Fellow soldier Jimmy Cooper (Steve Lund) assures her while Graydon (Tim Rozon) accuses her.
None of the military stuff looks right. It's a low budget affair. It is slow. I'm not sure why the cops are involved at first. At least, they could try to do the psychological damage, but I can't get over McKee model looks. They try to make her hair messy, but it just looks like a model getting out of bed. They should have gone the opposite way. Her hair needs to be tightly bound and she should have no makeup. That would make her look more tightly wound. As for the mystery, I never started caring about it. It really needs better recreations of the incident for it to be compelling. Other than a scene here or there, this is rather tiresome watch.
None of the military stuff looks right. It's a low budget affair. It is slow. I'm not sure why the cops are involved at first. At least, they could try to do the psychological damage, but I can't get over McKee model looks. They try to make her hair messy, but it just looks like a model getting out of bed. They should have gone the opposite way. Her hair needs to be tightly bound and she should have no makeup. That would make her look more tightly wound. As for the mystery, I never started caring about it. It really needs better recreations of the incident for it to be compelling. Other than a scene here or there, this is rather tiresome watch.