The GI Film Festival continues to gain momentum — the upcoming 2015 event will be by far its biggest yet. Dubbed the “Sundance for Troops” by founders Brandon Millett and Laura Law-Millett, the DC-based festival showcases both feature and documentary films about the military experience. The festival runs May 18–24 and tickets are available online. For a rundown of the films and a look at our must-watch list, visit Military.com's Under the Radar blog.
GI Film Festival: What to Watch
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