Background and context This article originates from the work of students who participated in the “Psychiatry in Cinema” course, offered annually to medical students at the University of Geneva. An introduction to psychiatry is carried out through the visual support offered by cinematographic works, which have the advantage of depicting psychiatric symptoms in a concrete way to facilitate the teaching of semiology by giving substance and materiality to sometimes abstract theoretical concepts, while also addressing certain stigmas and stereotypes linked to the mental illnesses portrayed in these films, even before students begin their clinical rotations. This article presents their work and reflects their ongoing learning by highlighting the identification of symptoms in the film and matching them with the criteria defined in theoretical reference manuals. Brothers is an American film that tells the story of a soldier named Sam, who returns from the front and struggles to readjust to family life. As a result of the horrors he witnessed, he develops posttraumatic stress disorder
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