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Ray Mendoza Believes the Ultra-Realistic ‘Warfare’ Won’t Trigger PTSD for Veterans: ‘The Truth Is Actually More Liberating for Us’

Mendoza tells IndieWire how he and co-director Alex Garland stuck without exception to an utterly accurate recounting of a November 2006 battle in Iraq.

Apr 10, 2025 - 16:24
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Ray Mendoza Believes the Ultra-Realistic ‘Warfare’ Won’t Trigger PTSD for Veterans: ‘The Truth Is Actually More Liberating for Us’
Mendoza tells IndieWire how he and co-director Alex Garland stuck without exception to an utterly accurate recounting of a November 2006 battle in Iraq.
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