Incredible documentary and I advise everyone to watch it. It concerns sixual assault (both male and female) in the military.

I'd also like to mention that if you don't want to become intensely pissed off at your own Military branch (you know the one that fights for the rights of people in this country), don't watch it.

The film managed to remove the commander's (who often had NO legal experience) decision to dismiss cases but this is not enough and I advise you to support them @http://www.notinvisible.org/?CFID=1233870&CFTOKEN=20521553&jsessionid=84301060f42f92d786a0153a1c41154137e3

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ifc_ongQFQ

Discuss.

Great documentary. I was shocked to learn that the Military's [censored] Prevention Association's slogan was "...wait until she's sober".

WTF?

Oh phew... I thought this was about that other Invisible War.

You're....relieved???

It was a joke.

The one with Ross Kemp? Or Deus Ex: Invisible War ?

That would be the one.

It was also a good game.

I cried sooooooo hard watching this. Especially the part where the husband was crying about how he was trying to keep his wife from killing herself while calling 911 at the same time.

It's too much. I barely made it through.

I don't like this movie, its annoying, over dramatic and pulls at peoples heartstrings to make a cheap buck.

That said, the issues it tries to teach people about are really relevant and people need to be made aware of them... but they could of scrapped this big-bucket movie and just have had an old guy and a few of these victims coming in and talking about the issues/informing us about them and I'd of been just as satisfied and well-informed.

I also recommend the Tillman Story.