Love After War: Saving Love, Saving Lives

‘Offers realistic hope for active-duty servicemembers and veterans who have returned home with physical and/or psychological health challenges that are creating difficulties in their intimate lives....While super-relevant to people with disabilities and their partners, the frank and open sharing is enlightening and informative to all audiences. The full-on injection of raw humanity — shared with a purpose to make lives more full and pleasurable — is an essential element of addressing disability and sexuality.‘

‘Love After War is a groundbreaking study of sex and sexuality in disabled veterans....Love After War is incredibly unique. Having seen many documentaries focused on sexology, I can confidently say it blows others out of the water.‘

‘Throughout the documentary, Tepper himself dispenses calm, encouraging advice on overcoming these challenges, directing his advice at both veterans and spouses as well as health care providers who may be reticent about raising such issues with their patients. The latter especially may find this documentary a positive, sensitive example of the kind of honest discussion of sexual issues needed.‘

‘I applaud the filmmakers for shedding light on this sensitive, yet highly relevant, subject. This film highlights the hope that lies beyond the visible and invisible wounds of war.‘

‘LOVE AFTER WAR takes a hard topic that people don't like to talk about and normalizes it.‘

‘Throughout the documentary, Tepper himself dispenses calm, encouraging advice on overcoming these challenges, directing his advice at both veterans and spouses as well as health care providers who may be reticent about raising such issues with their patients. The latter especially may find this documentary a positive, sensitive example of the kind of honest discussion of sexual issues needed.‘

‘A powerful and moving documentary that sheds light on the often overlooked challenges faced by veterans and their partners...The film’s emphasis on the emotional dimensions of recovery and rehabilitation, particularly in the context of relationships and intimacy, underscores the far-reaching impact of military service on veterans and their families...One of the film’s remarkable achievements is its ability to resonate with a diverse audience...What distinguishes this documentary is the filmmaker’s unwavering commitment to forging a supportive community around it. This inclusive approach engages viewers, medical practitioners, support personnel, and military leaders, showcasing a dedicated effort to foster open dialogue and mutual support...‘

‘A must-see for everyone who wants to honor the men and women who serve our country...and help them find their way - all the way - home.‘