Breaker is a drama film directed by Wade F. Jackson. The movie tells the story of a troubled young veteran named Aaron who returns to his rural hometown to cope with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), alcoholism and family conflict. Aaron struggles with his past experiences as a soldier, and he cannot seem to find a way to reintegrate back into society.
Despite his struggles, Aaron soon finds sanctuary in the company of a hermit rancher named Clyde. Clyde offers understanding and empathy, and they quickly develop a close friendship. Clyde introduces Aaron to the peaceful life of farming and ranching, which offers him an escape from his dysfunctional family and the harsh reality of war.
However, Aaron's problems do not disappear completely, and he must also face the challenges of his home life. Aaron's family is dysfunctional, and his brother, who also suffers from PTSD, is not as accepting of the changes in Aaron as Clyde is. The tension between Aaron and his brother escalates, and Aaron is forced to confront the conflict head-on.
As Aaron's friendship with Clyde deepens, he begins to find purpose and meaning in his life. He learns to cope with his PTSD and develops new techniques for dealing with his past. Eventually, Aaron must decide whether to leave his old life behind, or stay and continue exploring the possibilities of a new beginning with his newfound friend.
Breaker is a powerful and moving film that explores the difficult journey of a returning veteran. It illuminates the struggles of veterans coping with PTSD and offers hope for the possibility of healing with the help of understanding friends and family.