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August 15, 2019—New York Public Radio’s The Takeaway posted this interview with Vietnamese writer Viet Thanh Nguyen in response to Francis Ford Coppola’s release this month of a re-edited version of
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In April 1968, students at Columbia University occupied five campus buildings and for one week brought that prestigious institution to its knees. Fighting both the Vietnam War and university racism, the Columbia Revolt riveted
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Jane Fonda at the Sept. 13 Los Angeles premiere of the HBO documentary, “Jane Fonda in Five Acts.” (Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images ) By Kristi Turnquist kturnquist@oregonian.com The Oregonian/OregonLive The
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BOYS! FILM UPDATE View From the Producer’s Desk July 2018 Dear Friends and Supporters, I’m writing to update you on some of the latest developments regarding the BOYS! film, including a wonderful new segment for you to
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CAPTION: An American soldier in Vietnam, as seen in “In the Year of the Pig,” a 1969 documentary film directed by Emile de Antonio. Photo Credit: UCLA Film & Television Archive In the Year of the Pig Metrograph,
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Image: The struggle for racial equality and the anti-Vietnam War movement are paralleled in David Loeb Weiss’s 1968 documentary, which includes footage and interviews from an antiwar protest in Harlem. Credit Anthology Film
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This article originally appeared at TheMekongReview.com. By Thomas A. Bass. Everything wrong with the new ten-part PBS documentary on the Vietnam War is apparent in the first five minutes. A voice from nowhere intones about a
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This post originally appeared at PBS.org. CORRESPONDENT A.C. Thompson PRODUCED BY Richard Rowley A.C. Thompson WRITTEN AND DIRECTED BY Richard Rowley Transcript A.C. THOMPSON:voice-over We tell ourselves that our work matters,
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Photo credit: Owen Freeman By Howie Machtinger What is the appropriate response to the banality of the Op-Ed: “Vietnam’s Unhealed Wounds” by Ken Burns and Lynn Novick in the 2017 Memorial Day edition of The New York
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This article originally appeared at ThisCantBeHappening.net. A Popular Culture Essay by: John Grant. The past two days were a roller-coaster for me in the national struggle for meaning in the realm of war and peace. First, I
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This article originally appeared at Counterpunch.org By Mike Hastie. It is almost 3 AM in Portland, Oregon. I just finished watching the film, “Apocalypse Now, Redux.” The original film was made in 1979, and was directed by
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This article originally appeared at TheNewYorkTimes.com. By Mike Hale Photo: Lieberenz/ullstein bild via Getty Images Marcel Ophuls says that “The Memory of Justice” is his best movie. This catches your attention, given
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Paying the Price… Vietnam Veteran S. Brian Willson paid the price for peace by nearly being killed by a military train during a non-violent protest. Since then, he has not stopped calling attention to the US government’s
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This review originally appeared at TruthDig.com. Screen Shot via Vimeo BY Jordan Riefe He graduated valedictorian, all-state athlete, student council member. He was a conservative Baptist Republican living in upstate New York,
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Sunday, February 28 is Oscar night. If you are boycotting the Academy Awards or just passing them up, because of the neglect of people of color in its major categories, we support you. But maybe you can skip the latter part of
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Dear America: Letters Home From Vietnam1987 – 85 min. Director: Bill Couturié watch film Facts for Dear America Synopsis:All the confusion, pain, despair, and even hope of the men and women who served in Vietnam is
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The documentary LIGHTER THAN ORANGE reveals a political failure through individual biographies. It depicts the fates of millions Vietnamese veterans who have been victims of Agent Orange. Due to exposure to dioxin-based
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This video and article links originally appeared at PBS Frontline in partnership with ProPublica. (54:15) FRONTLINE and ProPublica investigate the murders of Vietnamese-American journalists. A Note From FRONTLINE and ProPublica
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In the Year of the Pig” is an Academy Award nominated documentary about the Vietnam War made in 1968. Director Emile De Antonio said in Jump Cut: A Review of Contemporary Media (1978): “IN THE YEAR OF THE PIG was/is
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An inspiring new film about Vietnam veterans coming together to heal the wounds of war. About the Film A decade after the last American troops left South Vietnam, veterans of that divisive and brutal war were still not receiving
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