Michael Kosta

Beautiful animation.

We'll talk about that in a second.

But, you know, one of the things that blew me away is...

Military members are committing suicide almost four times here in the United States, more than combat deaths over there in war.

And it's wild to me.

We think about the lives over there, but we almost forget about the lives here.

And I just, what are we missing?

What are the civilians missing about when you come back?

It feels like there's book... And I'm a civilian.

I played college tennis.

So just...

Forgive me for not knowing the terminology, but there's boot camp, there's training to go in.

But what happens when you come out?

One of the parts of the film that was so moving was you're sharing combat stories, and then 48 hours later, your families are talking about you're sitting at the dinner table, but it looks like they're gone.

They're not there.

And I'm thinking, how the hell do you go from combat in Afghanistan to sitting with your family having dinner?

What was...

and I don't even know if I'm using the right word, but what is the experience of taking the medicine or the drug actually like?

You share it very well in the film, but explain to us

How that goes down.