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Over the years i must have seen at least several thousand movies, and i think this one would have to be in my top ten. The first half is a little slow, but thats only because you dont know the secret. The last fifteen minutes are powerful, well worth the wait. Pay attention when you watch this film, things are not as they seem. A vietnamese/american girl is adopted by an american couple, and although she has a very good life she becomes restless wondering about her roots. When her adopted father dies, she sets out to find her real father and finds him in the most unlikely of places. Bravo to the folks who made this film. Well done indeed.

A little slow at times but it turned out to be Vert good. Yes I recommend it. James Welch Henderson Arkansas 5/16/2021.

An excellent story about some of the Vietnam war vets. These were the homeless a few decades back. The serious music was inspiring. I believe Ms. Salonga played herself. I knew that she was a singer but her piano playing showed real musical training.

In a world of superficial selective honesty, this movie isn't afraid to yank the bandage off and let the wounds see the light of day. America has all but hidden the harsh truths of its war in Vietnam, forgetting about the thousands of "the walking wounded", and their struggles with fitting into "normal" life.

The cast is stellar and professional. The cinematography crisp and to the point. While the America that it represents has changed dramatically, the message carries well.

It feels like a smart stage play put on film. It may be a bit dry at times, but with adequate concentration, it contains deep emotions and resonates with those on that side of the story.

Thanks to those with the courage to make this possible. It does much to diffuse the stigma of those carrying the burden of being forgotten.