Netflix viewers have already been blown away by an inspirational new documentary that’s been added to the service on Monday (3rd November).

Exploring the lives of Navy SEALs like never before, the film offers a stark look at Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and explores an unconventional method of treatment.

In Waves and War has already been highly praised during its release at documentary festivals, with Variety calling it a “moving” and “heartfelt look at a pressing social issue”.

Throughout the film, which was directed by Bonni Cohen and Jon Shenk, viewers follow decorated Afghanistan war veteran Marcus Capone, who is struggling to adjust to life back home.

With the help of his wife, he finds solace in psychedelic therapy, which is brought to life through incredible animated sequences. Marcus introduces the unusual yet effective treatment to his friends, Matty Roberts and DJ Shipley, spreading awareness in the hope that other veterans could benefit from their experience.

Viewers have already been deeply touched by the documentary and have taken to social media to enthusiastically recommend the film to other streamers.

One X user shared: “Just watched the documentary called In Waves & War. So heart breaking what veterans have to go through post-service but this shows a different method of healing that is helping a lot of people.

“It’s definitely more hopeful for healing trauma. Highly recommend on Netflix.”

Another posted: “The most amazing Documentary that I’ve seen in years, In Waves and War. Brief Synopsis, it tracks 3 former Navy Seals with TBI and PTSD.

“Their lives non functional, You’ll be very surprised the treatment which now has been applied to 400 veterans successfully. Ibigain and DMT. No really, absolutely incredible.”

Someone else added: “If you’re dealing with PTSD or know a vet who is, I highly recommend checking out “In Waves and War”. It just hit Netflix today.

“Raw look at Ibogaine and the real struggles combat vets have faced over decades of war. Helps break down the stigma on plant medicines big time.”

The praise continued on Letterboxd where one user raved in a five-star review: “Brilliant. Incredibly well done, I was so moved.

“I thought the story flowed so skillfully and the animation added so much. Such a good movie I really really recommend.”

And a final write-up said: “Heartbreaking, but hopeful. Strangely relatable film. I have never been to war, and I never will but man….

“Saw this at the documentary film festival. Incredible film omg just wow. Barely have the words to describe it.”

The film is now widely available on Netflix so make sure you take a chance on this eye-opening true story.

In Waves and War is available to stream on Netflix.

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