Westworld: The first look at Jeffrey Wright’s HBO documentary

Westworld may be on break but that isn’t stopping Jeffrey Wright from keeping the hustle alive with his latest HBO documentary, We Are Not Done Yet.

Westworld won’t be back until 2020 but Jeffrey Wright is not sitting idle until he has to return to the world of Bernard and multiple timelines. In fact, he has created a new documentary for HBO titled, We Are Not Done Yet, the stories of ten U.S. veterans is followed as they work to heal from their trauma through the arts (poetry, art, and performance).

Wright is the producer alongside David Holbrook and Sara Hairabedian is the director behind this emotional piece that will give a voice to a group of people that is often overlooked. By releasing this documentary, the hope is to shed light on PTSD and what one goes through as a result of it.

Wright of Westworld fame is very active throughout the documentary and even directs a stage performance the group of veterans puts on. Through the arts, the veterans get an opportunity to convey their feelings on and off the battlefield.

We Are Not Done Yet is quite the emotional journey and an insight into the struggles veterans must overcome as they look ahead to their future and how to move forward in the wake of their trauma.

Be sure to keep an eye out for this documentary which will air on HBO on November 8th! And be sure to check out the official trailer below!

If you are curious to know the official synopsis of the documentary, here it is:

"This documentary follows ten U.S. veterans and active-duty service members from varied backgrounds who come together at the USO Warrior and Family Center in Bethesda, Md. for a workshop led by poet Seema Reza and Community Building Art Works. Striving to combat their traumatic military pasts via the written word, they share fears, vulnerabilities and victories, using their writing as a tool for bonding, empowerment and healing, and engaging in a live performance of a collaborative poem at Washington, D.C.’s Lansburgh Theater under the direction of actor Jeffrey Wright. Directed by Sareen Hairabedian."

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