Jimmy P.

During the aftermath of World War II, a Native American Blackfoot named Jimmy Picard returns home from fighting in France. However, he is not the same man who left. Plagued by unexplainable symptoms, Jimmy finds himself admitted to a military hospital where doctors initially believe his affliction to be schizophrenia.Undeterred by this initial diagnosis, an unorthodox psychoanalyst takes on Jimmy's case. Through deep and meaningful conversations with the tortured veteran, he seeks to uncover the root of Jimmy's distress while navigating the complexities of post-war mental health treatment.This poignant drama sheds light on the struggles faced by veterans in a world still trying to grapple with the aftermath of the war and the unique challenges posed to those from indigenous backgrounds. A tale that delves into themes of resilience, healing, and understanding, it is an unflinching look at the human spirit's capacity to endure and persevere through even the darkest times.