Canadian, Sniper

Arnaud plays a decorated Canadian sniper whose life has been shaped by his years in the military. Now home, he struggles to reintegrate into society while carrying the emotional scars of his time in Afghanistan. What makes the film so powerful is its refusal to sugarcoat the realities of PTSD. The film immerses us in his world-his insomnia, flashbacks, and difficulty connecting with loved ones-and forces us to confront the often-hidden cost of war.

Directed with precision and heart, the movie provides a deep exploration of PTSD and its ripple effects on a former army sniper's life after returning from Afghanistan. Unlike many war films that focus on the battlefield, this one masterfully shifts the lens to the inner battle that soldiers face long after the fighting ends.