The Journey of Vaan Nguyen
DOCUMENTARY FILMS
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1h 22m
The Vietnam War was traumatic, and shook the consciousness of the West. Millions of Vietnamese people fled their homes to the cruel sea to save their lives. The “boat people” who survived the journey and were given asylum in new lands, can now recount their ordeal. Decades later, some still have the urge to return home, but first they must confront issues of identity.
This program may contain strong language, nudity, and/or violence. Viewer discretion is advised.
Year: 2006
Languages: Hebrew & Vietnamese, English subtitles
Director: Duki Dror
Producers: Yael Shavit, Zygote Films
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