I'm doing a final project on the war at home in film. "Coming Home" and, to a certain extent, "Harold and Maude" are the only movies I can really think of that exclusively focus on the war at home instead of in the middle of the war. If anyone has any suggestions, that would be great.
"The success of the horror genre has led to its downfall."
-Dario Argento
Been a while since you've asked but I highly recommend "The Best Years of Our Lives" -- probably the first film that dealt with men coming home from war. It focuses on three men returning from WWII and their readjustment to civilian life - as well as the adjustments their families had to make. Truly a great film.
shareThe War At Home, starring Martin Sheen and
Emilio Estevez.
First Blood
shareGardens of Stone and The War.
Tho it is dark . . . know our flag . . . is still there.
ABC = Already Been Canceled.
[deleted]