(2021) — Foxhole

Foxhole (2021): A Study of War and Mortality Across Generations

Reviewers have described Foxhole as a "modest war movie" that occasionally struggles with its ambitious structure but succeeds in its musings on character and the "journey to the dark side" that combat can often precipitate. Foxhole (2021)

The film is structured as a triptych, following the same core group of characters as they find themselves trapped in a single location—a foxhole—during three pivotal moments in military history. Over a compressed timeframe of roughly per era, these soldiers grapple with the immediate reality of their mortality and the perceived futility of their circumstances. Foxhole (2021): A Study of War and Mortality

Foxhole is the second feature film from Jack Fessenden, who completed his debut while still in high school. The film's unique approach to the war genre earned it the award at the Woodstock Film Festival . It was distributed by Samuel Goldwyn Films and had theatrical runs at notable venues such as the IFC Center in New York. Critical Reception Foxhole is the second feature film from Jack