Tracy Smile takes on the role of a young military wife. When she receives the news every soldier's spouse dreads, her world crumbles. Wracked with grief, she struggles to come to terms with the loss of her husband (Tim Bauer). And as she wanders through the home the loving couple shared, she allows herself the pleasure and comfort of recalling the happiest days of their time together. Hours spent strolling hand in hand, a shared smile, a kiss, a fast and passionate fuck in front of the fireplace are all fondly recalled. But sadness returns quickly and with oppressive weight. The sight of two toothbrushes in the bathroom triggers an emotional upwelling far more profound than the simple, mundane objects themselves. Photographs of the happy couple proudly displayed around the house evoke memories of passion, affection, and overwhelming attraction - and quiet mornings spent making love endlessly. "Soldier" doesn't apologize for its weighty emotions, it celebrates them, and in honoring lov