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Arizona-shot Western action film explores humanity in the Civil War

Director says it’s ‘vitally important’ to film where history took place

Deborah Correa’s debut feature film, "The War Between," is a Civil War story about memory, identity and the humanity found in those once considered enemies.

The film, which premiered at the Phoenix Film Festival this year and recently held a special screening and Q&A with the creators and cast  at Harkins Shea 14 in Scottsdale, is set to release digitally on Tuesday, Nov. 25, giving audiences worldwide the chance to experience Arizona history through a Western action lens.

The War Between was filmed entirely in Arizona, including at 4Y Ranch and Triangle T near Dragoon as well as in Picacho Pass, where the battle took place. (Photo courtesy of The War Between)
The War Between was filmed entirely in Arizona, including at 4Y Ranch and Triangle T near Dragoon as well as in Picacho Pass, where the battle took place. (Photo courtesy of The War Between)
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