
Every day, 45 + veterans take their own lives.


We at IN COUNTRY: THE BATTLE AT HOME are searching for story content to add to our film documentary and weekly podcasts coming in the summer 2026. Click on the link below to contact us and inquire on how to submit your story.

Our veterans face daily struggles through joblessness, homelessness, substance abuse, physical and metal health issues like PTSD and TB's. In Country's multi-media initiative to include a 90-minute film documentary, a weekly podcast and an annual first of it's kind Vet-A-Thon promise to raise awareness of this national epidemic as no other campaign ever has through strategic partnerships with community leaders, government agencies, corporate allies, Hollywood elites, and the American public. Our mission will be to go beyond the screen transforming our project into a sustained national movement with innovative community based educational programs and partnerships across our nation. Additionally, project producers are calling for a national march in every major city across America on Memorial day 2026 and co-organized with over 200 community based, life transforming organizations.

IN COUNTRY 'THE BATTLE AT HOME'
CREATOR/PRODUCER/DIRECTOR
Manny Monterrey is an acclaimed author and producer with a distinguished track record in socially impactful media. He is the visionary creator behind Americanos: Latino Life in the United States (2000), a groundbreaking multimedia initiative supported by TIME-WARNER. This landmark
IN COUNTRY 'THE BATTLE AT HOME'
CREATOR/PRODUCER/DIRECTOR
Manny Monterrey is an acclaimed author and producer with a distinguished track record in socially impactful media. He is the visionary creator behind Americanos: Latino Life in the United States (2000), a groundbreaking multimedia initiative supported by TIME-WARNER. This landmark project included an HBO award-winning documentary (Sundance Best Cinematography), a best-selling book published by Little, Brown and Company, a Smithsonian-curated photo exhibition, and a Kennedy Center concert broadcast on PBS.
In 2007, Monterrey secured a multi-million-dollar deal with A&E Television for Act of Honor, which premiered in 2009 on the History Channel. Though both Americanos and Act of Honor were created for English-speaking audiences, their success launched HBO En Español and History Channel En Español—an industry first unmatched by any other producer.
For the past 15 years, Monterrey has devoted his career to veteran advocacy. His unwavering commitment has earned recognition from Congress, the U.S. Senate, two former Presidents, leading veterans’ organizations, and his peers across the entertainment industry.

IN COUNTRY 'THE BATTLE AT HOME'
PRODUCER
Fernando Cubillas is a seasoned film and television professional known for his contributions to iconic productions such as Predator 2, Fletch Lives, The Last Boy Scout, and Selena, among many others. In addition to his work behind the scenes as an actor and producer, he served as publicist to actor,
IN COUNTRY 'THE BATTLE AT HOME'
PRODUCER
Fernando Cubillas is a seasoned film and television professional known for his contributions to iconic productions such as Predator 2, Fletch Lives, The Last Boy Scout, and Selena, among many others. In addition to his work behind the scenes as an actor and producer, he served as publicist to actor, producer, and community rights advocate Edward James Olmos.
Cubillas also co-produced the acclaimed projects Americanos: Latino Life in the United States, A Color of Honor, and Act of Honor, bringing powerful cultural and historical narratives to national audiences. His career reflects a deep commitment to storytelling that inspires awareness, pride, and social change
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