Review of The Invisible War (2012) by Catherine C — 11 Oct 2014
The Invisible War told me things that I already knew: I knew that it was extremely difficult for rape victims in the armed forces to report rape (especially if their rapist is higher in command), that most rape victims attempt suicide and develop PTSD, and most of the statistics that they mentioned in the film.
However, what the film did give me was first hand accounts of how rape affects the lives of the victims and what happens to some rapists (such as that they continue their service and that they do not receive a harsh punishment).
The Invisible War was a gritty, truthful, and eye opening documentary that keeps viewers horrified, yet interested.
This review of The Invisible War (2012) was written by Catherine C on 11 Oct 2014.
The Invisible War has generally received very positive reviews.
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