Soldiers in Hiding

About This Movie

Soldiers in Hiding is a raw, immersive documentary that takes you deep into the lives of Vietnam War veterans who retreat from society. Directed by Malcolm Clarke, it paints a haunting picture of men grappling with their demons, choosing isolation over a world that feels alien. The pacing is deliberate—allowing you to really sink into their solitude. You’ll find a mix of stark landscapes and intimate interviews, capturing the weight of their experiences. The practical effects are minimal, relying heavily on real-life scenarios that ground the film in authenticity. What stands out is how it lays bare the psychological aftermath of war, highlighting themes of survival, trauma, and the quest for peace. It’s a sobering but important look at lives forever altered.

Focuses on psychological scars of war · Emphasizes solitude as a coping mechanism · Combines stark visuals with personal stories