It feels like “Ana Joins Up” might have been a more fitting title, because the story serves as an introduction to both Ana (played by Salomé Richard) and the world of the Belgian army, where she and several other women are beginning their training. We get a glimpse into her background through the initial scenes set in a clinic, but presently she’s living in close quarters with others in a barracks, under the supervis…

It feels like “Ana Joins Up” might have been a more fitting title, because the film serves primarily as an introduction—not only to Ana (played by Salomé Richard), but also to the world of the Belgian army and the women who are beginning their training there. We get some initial glimpses into her life from the very first moments, set in a clinic, but presently she’s living in close quarters with others in a military …