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Momentum is real. just aired a feature on the Tetreault brothers and the true story behind MOH recipient Sammy L. Davis . Proud of the team and grateful for the growing support as this project moves forward. Thanks ._.holmstrom for having an interest in our story.

What a night! Grateful to win Best Vietnam Short Film alongside my brother, and to share the red carpet with — actress, producer, speaker, and presenter. Grateful to our team, and to connect with fellow artists and celebrate the power of story.

With every struggle and tribulation comes a lesson learned. Story is the thread that connects, heals, and inspires. If this short film touched your heart, please consider sharing, and supporting our mission, your donation (scan QR code in poster) helps us keep these stories alive so they can continue to inspire generations to come. Support Sammy’s feature Cudgel and be part of bringing powerful stories to life.

Happy Veterans Day to all who served. It started here at Navy boot camp. The beginning of a journey that became a career. ⚓️ 🇺🇸❤️💙

It was great meeting at the table read. From our conversation, I appreciated how much love you shared with me for the military and other first responders who risk their lives and step up in real life.

Just an ordinary guy in bad lighting…Thanks to for the invitation to the table read.

Another day on the lot.

This story of courage, love, and brotherhood, inspired by Medal of Honor recipient Sammy L Davis continues to touch hearts and remind us what it truly means to never give up.
We are grateful for the support and recognition this film has received. It’s a tribute to Sammy, to all who’ve served, and to the unbreakable bond of brothers who stand by one another in the darkest times.
“You don’t lose, till you quit trying.”
-Sammy
Thanks to my film team .at and

We’re happy to share that “For My Brothers” has been named a finalist for Best Vietnam Short Film at the MV Shorts LA Festival.
This film was made to honor the courage, brotherhood, and sacrifice of those who served — especially MOH Recipient Sammy Lee Davis. Their stories continue to inspire us all.
Thanks to the few who help bring it to life.

Striving for that hole in one, on the green and on the screen.