The documtaries keep getting better over time as reflective personal accounts become seasoned and more raw footage comes to light. This one caused me to weep over the memories and images of those days and that time. Dont miss it. This documentary especially demonstrates the now-codified phenomenon of decent people were sent to do dirty wars for filthy lies on foreign soil. The compassion and bravery displayed on behalf of beings trapped in the fog of dismal circumstances during the fall of Saigon cannot fail to move the viewer. Occasionally, deep emotions are stirred by the presentation of our most accurate collective memories. This powerful film achieves that depth of honesty in storytelling: how it happened, how it was, and how it felt from multiple perspectives: those involved in the drama at every level, including politicians, diplomatic staff, military strategists, pilots, naval commanders, and Vietnamese citizens who were lucky enough to be evacuated—as well as some who were not.
Posted on: Fri, 17 Oct 2014 10:53:11 +0000
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