This darkly comic play looks at the fantasy and reality of war
Archimedes War takes a teen gamer and gives him the symptoms of PTSD that soldiers develop on returning from battle.
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Archimedes War takes a teen gamer and gives him the symptoms of PTSD that soldiers develop on returning from battle.
Archimedes War takes a teen gamer and gives him the symptoms of PTSD that soldiers develop on returning from battle.
Archimedes War takes a teen gamer and gives him the symptoms of PTSD that soldiers develop on returning from battle.
Archimedes War takes a teen gamer and gives him the symptoms of PTSD that soldiers develop on returning from battle.
It doesn't really matter if you look both ways. The piano may be falling from the sky. If we gave much thought to the possibility that we could die at any moment, we could hardly endure life. Sarah Watt's "Look Both Ways" tells the stories of several people who come close to death and deal with that experience. What choice do they have? The movie is not cheerful nor is it morbid; it leaves us not encouraged, but resolute. Advertisement Watts weaves together their stories, like "Crash" or perhaps even more like "Magnolia." In Adelaide, Australia, a man is struck and killed by a train, and that...