Feet First Into Fire

In September 2001, NYU journalism students Margot and James are on the brink of their futures when the world is shaken by the 9/11 attacks. Witnessing history unfold firsthand, they are driven to chase the truth, determined to document the world's most pressing stories. Their ambition leads them to the frontlines of the U.S. invasion of Afghanistan, where they embed with soldiers and report on the brutal realities of war.

Margot thrives in the chaos, fearless in her pursuit of the story, while James, though equally dedicated, begins to see the toll war takes on everyone involved. As they navigate firefights, shifting alliances, and the moral ambiguity of conflict, their friendship is tested in ways they never imagined.

But war is unpredictable, and one fateful moment changes everything. In the aftermath, James is forced into a reality he never expected, grappling with the weight of what he's seen and the truths he cannot tell. As the dust settles, he finds himself in a world that no longer feels like his own, searching for meaning in the silence left behind.

A gripping and emotional journey about truth, ambition, and the cost of war, Feet First Into Fire explores the scars that linger long after the battle is over.