
Thank you to everyone who joined us for our Veteran's Day screening of Dear Sirs. The event has ended, but if you'd like to watch the film or share it with someone, we have a limited number of DVDs available at DearSirsFilm.com/Store.
If you are interested in bringing the film to your community for an in-person or virtual screening, please fill out our screening form here.

With this virtual screening, we highlighted the work of Footsteps Researchers, a global team of WWII researchers that helps you retrace the footsteps of those who served in the war.
This talented team was instrumental in locating, gathering, and deciphering many of the archival documents and reports used in constructing the story told in Dear Sirs. For more information about Footsteps Researchers:

"It's the most complete collection of an Italian American GI I have ever seen."
--Dr. Matteo Pretelli, Fulbright Alumnus and Professor of Italian Studies, Naples University
“A 'must-see,' to understand the generational impact of the trauma of war and the importance of knowing and preserving these stories.”
-- Major General Jim Archer, 95th Infantry Division
“I can’t name another time when 4 generations of people sat in the same room for 90 minutes, transfixed on a film.”
-- Joel and Jean Miller, National Museum of Military Vehicles Screening
After discovering an archive detailing the horrifying journey of his grandfather as an American POW during World War II, a young man from Wyoming sets out 75 years later to retrace his footsteps across Germany on bicycle, piecing together an untold story in an effort to understand the man who helped raise him.
More at DearSirsFilm.com
This film contains difficult subject matter and imagery. Some segments may not be appropriate for some audiences.
