It looks nothing like the recruiting pitch being sold to American teenagers, which is probably why the Marine Corps itself wanted nothing to do with it. By Paul Szoldra Published Mar 1, 2019 3:11 PM ...

The new Afghanistan war documentary Combat Obscura doesn't introduce itself, explain itself, or end in a satisfying way. It's weird, funny, disturbing, brutal, and heartbreaking—and one of the best ...

The public sees valor and heroism. But a new documentary from a military videographer captures the darker, complex, messy truth of American Marines at war. Want more from the show? You can get ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Oscilloscope Laboratories has released the trailer for “Combat Obscura,” a war documentary that first premiered at last year’s ...

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One of the very best documentaries we saw on the festival circuit last year was Combat Obscura, which premiered at last year’s True/False Film Festival. The film, which will get a release this March, ...

"That's the wrong building!" Whoa. This looks intense. Oscilloscope Labs has debuted an official trailer for a documentary titled Combat Obscura, described as "the very documentary the Corps does not ...

“Combat Obscura” begins with explosions. Half a second later, a great column of smoke materializes in the distance, quickly doubling and then tripling in size. But most frightening of all is what’s ...

Marines pass a joint to one another in the dark void of southern Afghanistan and, in crackling night-vision green, the question arises: Did they think they would ever be stoned within range of enemy ...

It shouldn’t come as a shock to anyone that the military mights of the world have long been concerned with what we’ve come to call “optics” — the way in which a given political action is perceived by ...

A Marine videographer repurposes material from Afghanistan for 'Combat Obscura,' a you-are-there documentary. By THR Staff Miles Lagoze was fresh from high school when he entered the Marine Corps, ...