AFTER THE FOG: Interviews with Combat Veterans

Kingdom County Productions is proud to present Jay Craven's new documentary film, After the Fog: Interviews with Combat Veterans.

Craven's collaborators on the documentary include his son, Sascha Stanton-Craven and Northampton filmmaker Matt Sienkiewicz. Brattleboro resident, activist, and WWII veteran, Robert Miller produced the film with Craven.

After the Fog chronicles the dramatic experiences of ten U.S. combat veterans, most of them Vermonters. Together, these former soldiers provide a vivid, detailed, emotionally charged, and highly personal picture of military recruitment, training, combat, and reintegration into civilian life. Their collective experiences include combat in World War II, Vietnam, and Iraq.

The former soldiers share remarkable insights into their life under fire. In doing so, they pose eternal questions about the nature and impact of war - and how human beings cope with the intense emotional, psychological, and physical changes they experience from combat.

After the Fog premiered in October as an official selection at the Vermont International Film Festival. A number of Craven's current and former Marlboro College students participated in the filming. The film will tour Vermont in 2006. DVD copies of the film are now on sale. (Running time: 75 minutes)

For more information contact Jay Craven at Kingdom County Productions (802-592-3190).