#wardocumentary

English summary: Marokon Kauhu, the docufiction that I directed, on Finnish war hero Captain Aarne Juutilainen (1904 – 1976), is now streaming in Finland on Elisa Viihde.

Marokon Kauhu -dokumentti on nyt katsottavissa Elisa Viihteessä.

https://elisaviihde.fi/elokuvat/49837/marokon-kauhu

Netflix has officially released the trailer for its highly-anticipated Black Hawk Down documentary, shedding light on the gripping true story of the soldiers who fought and survived the infamous battle in Somalia in 1993. The documentary explores the harrowing events that led to one of the most intense military engagements in recent American history.  The trailer, which dropped earlier this week, gives viewers a sneak peek into the experiences of the men who endured the fierce battle. Black Hawk Down chronicles the failed mission that saw two U.S. Army Black Hawk helicopters shot down, leading to a prolonged and deadly firefight between American forces and Somali militants. The battle claimed the lives of 18 American soldiers, and over 70 others were wounded, leaving an indelible mark on those who lived to tell the tale. Featuring interviews with veterans who participated in the operation, the documentary offers an intimate and raw look at the emotional and psychological toll of combat. These brave men, who were thrust into an unexpected and overwhelming situation, share their firsthand accounts of courage, survival, and camaraderie under fire.

As the world eagerly awaits the documentary’s full release, it promises to not only revisit the historical event but also provide personal narratives that highlight the incredible resilience of the men who fought to survive. The documentary is expected to resonate deeply with viewers, reminding us of the true cost of war and the sacrifices made by soldiers far from home. Stay tuned for more updates as Netflix prepares to bring this powerful story to the screen.