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A multifaceted crisis—one whose devastating consequences linger and whose persistence permeates every community. Gun violence remains a complex and emotionally charged issue. As noted in *American Solitaire*, the United States records an average of 43,000 gun-related deaths per year; 120 people a day—5 people per hour—are killed by others in this country. But we are not mere statistics. Director Aaron Davidman appears to have deeply internalized the art of portraying the aftermath of war, starkly depicting elements such as Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and a loss of control in his latest narrative. It is a commendable effort, grounded in a sincere examination of how the world attempts to function under the constant awareness of having a gun in hand—though it lacks certain elements required to stand as a fully realized cinematic work. Director: Aaron Davidman Writer: Aaron Davidman Stars: Joshua Close, Gilbert Owuor, Joanne Kelly Imagine this: you have before you a fascinating d...