The Waiting Game

Name: The Waiting Game
Genre: Short, Drama
Duration: 14 min
Rating: 8.4

2017
14m

IMDb RATING

8.4/10

YOUR RATING

Ashleigh Domangue and Conlan Casal in The Waiting Game (2017)

Drama Short

The loss of freedom in the defense of freedom rings true for every military family. The Waiting Game chronicles the lives of four military wives who struggle for inner peace as they cope to ... Read allThe loss of freedom in the defense of freedom rings true for every military family. The Waiting Game chronicles the lives of four military wives who struggle for inner peace as they cope to keep their families together while their spouses are away on duty.The loss of freedom in the defense of freedom rings true for every military family. The Waiting Game chronicles the lives of four military wives who struggle for inner peace as they cope to keep their families together while their spouses are away on duty.

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IMDb RATING

8.4/10

YOUR RATING

3User reviews

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9verizonphones

Touching short. Want to see more!

Touching, good in sight into family life of the military. Beautifully written.

10radke-34844

More, Please!

This short was FANTASTIC on so many different levels. As a military spouse of 13 years I can honestly say, The Waiting Game was dead on. I have personally experienced what this short portrays almost to the point where someone wrote this after following my life. Stephanie Lewis did an amazing job capturing the details of some of the moments military spouses endure. I have shared this with friends, family and even my children to see how people would respond. It was incredible how it impact viewers in a variety of ways!

10sabrewer01

A Must See!

Mrs. Lewis has conveyed so much about the life of military families in 14 minutes of film. While I wanted more because it went by so quickly, I felt exactly what she was trying to convey. Everyone needs to watch this and to 'hear' what is being said in this film. We so frequently take for granted the freedoms we are all afforded through the sacrifices of the few. If you aren't moved by the brief insight into the lives of these four families, you are missing something truly remarkable.