P-38 Lightning - NEW WWII Film on DVD!
Fri Nov 12, 2010 12:40 pm
The incredible true survival story of fighter ace, Charles Sullivan, is now available on DVD!
"Injury Slight...Please Advise" is the first-hand, action-packed account of Sully's 30-day trek through the jungles of New Guinea after crash landing his P-38 in a remote river valley during WWII. As Sully makes his way through the jungle, he encounters a hostile native tribe, intent on stealing his blood! The tribal warriors attack, and Sully fights his way out of their village to safety - but not before being hunted through the jungle by hostile natives!
Fifty years later, the wreckage of his P-38 is discovered in the swamp. When Sully makes plans to visit the plane, he learns that the story of his tribal encounter is still being told in the remote river valley, endangering his life if he returns!
Features first-hand interviews, detailed reenactments, and footage shot on-location in the Ramu River valley of Papua New Guinea!
The DVD will be available in December 2010. View the trailer and order now at:
http://www.injuryslight.com
"You will love this thrilling, edge of your seat film!" - G.I. Film Festival
"A remarkable film...a vivid account of a harrowing incident in the history of the P‑38 in the Pacific. Some of the images are so convincing that it is difficult to maintain a realistic distance from the action." - John Stanaway, Aviation Author and Historian
"The movie was not just entertaining, it had me on the edge of my seat...a riveting experience!" - Ken Tilley, Lt Col, USAF, Air Force Historian
"Injury Slight...Please Advise" is the first-hand, action-packed account of Sully's 30-day trek through the jungles of New Guinea after crash landing his P-38 in a remote river valley during WWII. As Sully makes his way through the jungle, he encounters a hostile native tribe, intent on stealing his blood! The tribal warriors attack, and Sully fights his way out of their village to safety - but not before being hunted through the jungle by hostile natives!
Fifty years later, the wreckage of his P-38 is discovered in the swamp. When Sully makes plans to visit the plane, he learns that the story of his tribal encounter is still being told in the remote river valley, endangering his life if he returns!
Features first-hand interviews, detailed reenactments, and footage shot on-location in the Ramu River valley of Papua New Guinea!
The DVD will be available in December 2010. View the trailer and order now at:
http://www.injuryslight.com
"You will love this thrilling, edge of your seat film!" - G.I. Film Festival
"A remarkable film...a vivid account of a harrowing incident in the history of the P‑38 in the Pacific. Some of the images are so convincing that it is difficult to maintain a realistic distance from the action." - John Stanaway, Aviation Author and Historian
"The movie was not just entertaining, it had me on the edge of my seat...a riveting experience!" - Ken Tilley, Lt Col, USAF, Air Force Historian
Re: P-38 Lightning - NEW WWII Film on DVD!
Thu Dec 16, 2010 12:23 am
BUMP!
Any new news on this video shipping out??
Startn to get worried
Any new news on this video shipping out??
Startn to get worried
Re: P-38 Lightning - NEW WWII Film on DVD!
Thu Dec 16, 2010 12:54 am
Steve - the videos have arrived from the distributor and will ship out tomorrow in advance of the public release date of 12/21. Enjoy!
Re: P-38 Lightning - NEW WWII Film on DVD!
Thu Dec 16, 2010 9:24 pm
Thanks so much 
Re: P-38 Lightning - NEW WWII Film on DVD!
Thu Dec 23, 2010 10:24 pm
I'll bring the popcorn next time... 
Re: P-38 Lightning - NEW WWII Film on DVD!
Fri Dec 24, 2010 6:41 pm
I truly and thoroughly enjoyed it 
WOW , what a great presentation
I'm glad I didn't get "hondo-ed"
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When will "Bedford" come out
Or has it
Thanks again.
WOW , what a great presentation I'm glad I didn't get "hondo-ed"
.When will "Bedford" come out
Or has it Thanks again.
Re: P-38 Lightning - NEW WWII Film on DVD!
Wed Dec 29, 2010 1:10 am
Glad you liked it! And be careful - "hondo-ed" can happen to anyone at ANY moment!! That concept actually helped us keep our sanity during production of the film. Just a fun way to laugh at ourselves when things couldn't get any worse! We actually believe this term will be included in the next edition of Webster's...hahaha.
I'm not sure about Bedford. It looks like a pretty good film. They actually screened at the G.I. Film Festival - in Washington, D.C. - last year, where our film premiered. If you can't find anything online about that film, you might try reaching out to the festival organizers - Brandon and Laura Millett, at www.gifilmfestival.com. You can also reach the DVD distributor through their site, www.vanguardcinema.com.
Thanks for watching - and please spread the word!
I'm not sure about Bedford. It looks like a pretty good film. They actually screened at the G.I. Film Festival - in Washington, D.C. - last year, where our film premiered. If you can't find anything online about that film, you might try reaching out to the festival organizers - Brandon and Laura Millett, at www.gifilmfestival.com. You can also reach the DVD distributor through their site, www.vanguardcinema.com.
Thanks for watching - and please spread the word!