Mending The Line

There are visual and verbal references to emotional trauma and physical injuries resulting from military service. The protagonist experiences symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder and struggles with alcohol dependency. Characters are shown receiving mental health support through group therapy sessions. References are also made to death and bereavement as characters grieve the loss of loved ones. In a dimly lit scene, a character appears to attempt suicide, however, they quickly change their mind. There are also infrequent suicide references. Undetailed references are made to a fictional book character becoming impotent following a war injury. There is sight of scar tissue on a man's leg within a medical context. There is a bloody cut on a man's forehead after an off-screen fall.