Official Trailer for 'The Hornet's Nest' PLUS Your Chance to See It Early!

The War on Terror may be a somewhat unpopular war at this point, but there are some major differences between this and the Vietnam War. The two most outwardly noticeable difference to the average American have been that no matter how unpopular things may be at any given time, the American people have kept the utmost reverence for our troops overseas. The second is the unprecedented level of on the ground coverage. The Hornet's Nest combines the two in what looks like the most up close look at daily combat life in Afghanistan since Restrepo. Here's the official synopsis: 

The Hornet's Nest Film follows Mike and Carlos Boettcher's struggle to reconnect, after years of separation, they become the only father and son journalist team to embed with American Troops on the front lines in Afghanistan. These heart pounding missions soon become a fight for survival for Father, Son, the Soldiers, and Marines in the mountains and deserts of Afghanistan in The Hornet’s Nest - a ground breaking feature film "which is unlike any other". 

Armed only with their cameras, Peabody and Emmy winning war correspondent, Mike Boettcher, and his son, Carlos, spend over a year covering the most violent era of the Afghanistan war. With cameras rolling, they are side by side with American forces in some of the conflict’s toughest battles.  Their story is "Lone Survivor" meets "Blackhawk Down" except 100% REAL, as Mike and Carlos discover that the family bond they seek is right in front of them – displayed daily in the actions of the Soldiers and Marines who sacrifice everything to save the lives of their brothers.

A true story captured as it happened on Afghanistan’s battlefields, The Hornet’s Nest is the definitive film of America's longest war.

 Below is the trailer, and your chance to enter to see the film before anyone else!

 The advanced screening will take place at the Navy Memorial Heritage Theater in Washington, DC on Wednesday May 21st at 7PM. We have 25 admit two passes to give. Winners will be chosen at random. All you need to do is send me and email with your full name to punchdrunkcritics@gmail.com along with what you think was the best film so far about the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Good luck!