Omaha will host a special community screening of the award-winning feature film SHEEPDOG on Thursday, January 22, at the Marcus Twin Creek Cinema, 3909 Raynor Parkway, Bellevue. The screening is free for active-duty service members, veterans, and their loved ones, and is presented to the community by At Ease USA, The 50 Mile March Foundation, and Valley Hope.

Written, directed by, and starring Steven Grayhm, SHEEPDOG is a powerful, character-driven drama that explores the lasting effects of war and the path toward healing, redemption, and purpose. SHEEPDOG is inspired by hundreds of first-hand accounts about recovery and the physical and psychological repercussions of trauma. The film has earned significant critical acclaim and numerous festival honors, including:
 WINNER | Jury Award – Best Narrative Feature – Naples International Film Festival
 WINNER | Best Screenplay | Best Actress | Best Supporting Actor – 40th Boston Film Festival
 WINNER | Best Actor | Best Screenplay – 25th Beverly Hills Film Festival
 WINNER | Best Narrative Feature Film – Julien Dubuque International Film Festival
 WINNER | Best New Director – GI Film Festival San Diego
 WINNER | Best Narrative Film | Best of Fest | Most Inspirational Film – Sedona International Film Festival

Following the film, attendees are invited to stay for a panel discussion and audience Q&A focused on the real-world challenges highlighted in SHEEPDOG, including mental health, substance abuse, and homelessness; issues that disproportionately affect veterans and military families. The panel will feature:
 Gail Williams, MS, LMHP, representing At Ease USA
 Jay Miralles, representing the 50 Mile March Foundation
 Joshua Howell, representing Valley Hope

 ...and stars Steven Grayhm and Matt Dallas will be in attendance and available to answer questions!!!

Additionally, resource tables will be set up outside the theater, offering attendees direct access to local organizations providing support, treatment, and connection for those impacted by trauma, addiction, and housing insecurity.

The film’s trailer and additional information can be found at sheepdogthemovie.com. NOTE this movie is rated R and contains mature themes and language.

This special Omaha premiere underscores the shared commitment of At Ease USA, the 50 Mile March Foundation, and Valley Hope to spark conversation, reduce stigma, and connect individuals and families to meaningful support.

Critics have praised SHEEPDOG for its authenticity, emotional depth, and cultural relevance:

“Sheepdog is a deep dive emotionally into the effects of war on our veterans… the best post-war film since
‘Coming Home.’” — Tony Toscano, Fox 13 Utah

“YOU MATTER. That's the powerful and pertinent message in SHEEPDOG… The film has the power to open
hearts and minds and to remind those struggling that they have profound purpose.” — Billy Hallowell, TV host
and author

“A thoughtful, engaging, beautifully-acted drama… SHEEPDOG shows how forceful, fearless filmmaking can
illuminate the hurt locked inside the hearts of those who served.” — Joe Neumaier, 710AM-WOR

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Veteran Organizations to Host FREE Screening of Acclaimed Film SHEEPDOG with Panel Discussion on Mental Health, Addiction, and Homelessness