Body of War | 2007 | Educational War Documentary

Released in 2007, "Body of War" is a powerful and deeply moving documentary that exposes the true cost of war on individuals and society. Co-produced by Phil Donahue and Ellen Spiro, the film tells the story of Tomas Young, a 25-year-old soldier who was left paralyzed after serving in Iraq.

Through intimate and candid interviews with Tomas and his family, the documentary provides a harrowing glimpse into the physical, emotional, and psychological tolls of war. "Body of War" also exposes the political and moral implications of the Iraq War, highlighting how a single Congressional vote can have catastrophic consequences for thousands of lives.

The film serves as a powerful indictment of the government's actions and raises important questions about the responsibilities of those who hold power. "Body of War" is a poignant and thought-provoking tribute to the courage and sacrifice of veterans and their families, and a call to action for greater accountability and compassion in our society.

Rest in Peace Tomas Young
Nov 30, 1979 -- Nov 10, 2014