Based on the actual veteran letters, the TV-series takes the audience into a combat soldier's mind and pulls back the curtain on the lasting damage of war to the human psyche. It helps the viewer understand that returning home can represent only the beginning of a different kind of war for them and their families.
Inspired by the Award Nominated Off-Broadway play The American Soldier.
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Landing Home is a seven-part veteran TV series about an Army veteran returning from Afghanistan and trying to adjust to civilian life, family, and work—while carrying the invisible wounds of war.
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The series is based on actual veteran letters and was inspired by the award-nominated Off-Broadway play The American Soldier
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There are 7 short episodes (about one hour total).
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You can watch directly on the official site via the Watch / Purchase options. The series has also been listed on major platforms like Amazon Prime Video, VUDU, Google Play, Apple TV and Tubi. (availability can change by region/time
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On the official site, it’s a one-time $5.99 purchase with unlimited lifetime access.
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The story centers on Luke, an Army veteran of the Afghanistan War, navigating life at home while dealing with post-traumatic stress triggers in everyday moments
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The cast includes Douglas Taurel, Ylfa Edelstein, and J.W. Cortes, along with many others listed on the official cast page
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Yes. The series explores the lasting psychological impact of war, including how returning home can be “a different kind of war” for veterans and their families.
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Landing Home is listed as a “Winner” of Best Drama at the GI Film Festival, with additional nominations noted on the official site
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It’s designed to help viewers better understand the challenges veterans and military families face after combat, making it meaningful for both military and civilian audiences.
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Yes. The series is inspired by the Off-Broadway play The American Soldier, which is referenced throughout the official site materials and press synopsis
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Use the official Contact page and/or the Press Kit page on the site for media requests, screenings, and partnership inquiries