March On

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

Cast

Liam Buckland

as William

Teddy Thomas

as Sarah

Waylon Jacobs

as Pete

Carolle Armitage

as Mary

Dominic Massey

as Thomas

Sophie Ash

as Lisa

Ariana Weldon

as Party Extra

Helen Martin

as Party Extra

Yasin Muhammed

as Party Extra

Martin Rolt

as Party Extra

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