Is it enough to be there for someone you love, even if you don't know how to help them?
A British Falklands Conflict veteran struggles to reintegrate into civilian life as a “welcome home” party exposes the hidden costs of war, forcing him and his wife to confront the trauma that continues to remain.
March On is a 15-minute short film set in 1982 about the lingering trauma of war and the emotional isolation and silence that follows...
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March On has officially wrapped post-production and we’re now stepping into the next phase of its journey, sharing it with audiences
Our first screening will take place in early June alongside fellow film production graduates from the University of Portsmouth
We’re incredibly excited about what’s ahead and can’t wait to see where March On travels next. There’s much more to come, and we’ll be sharing updates as things develop
If you’d like to dive deeper into the film, explore our website to follow March On from its earliest ideas through to the finished piece. You can also learn more about the team, browse our press kit, or connect with us through social media
"The Mona Lisa of Grad Films."
Chris Standen (2026)