Plowman: Harvest of Grain and Innocence

When best friends Stella and Hana find the war journals of Stella’s grandfather and great-grandfather in the attic, they plan to turn them into a larger school project, but then another war comes along and impacts them even more personally. Charles Bruckerhoff’s PLOWMAN: HARVEST OF GRAIN & INNOCENCE has a strong political intonation that examines themes of law and order and character-building with a deep bench of cursory characters — from the present and past — that enforces his message of morality and an American government that has gone awry.