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DOCUMENTARY FILMS
"In The Shadow of The Blade"
The historic "Huey" film documentary.
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THE GREAT
YEAR explores the possibility that the fall of ancient civilizations
around the globe, and the rise of modern civilization, might be related to
our Sun’s motion around a companion star. The film examines evidence that
ancient civilizations may have known of this celestial cycle and that our
Sun may indeed display the characteristics of binary motion.
Narrated by James Earl Jones |
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Vietnam - Time in the
Barrel
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A film about a journey
back to Vietnam for 6 veterans and 3 sons
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JANET GARDNER
Producer/Director
Janet Gardner is an award-winning documentary producer known for her work on
Southeast Asia. Her most recent film was Dancing Through Death: The
Monkey, Magic & Madness of Cambodia, a documentary on the devastating
effect of Pol Pot's Khmer Rouge reign on Cambodian dancers and their
centuries-old tradition of storytelling. Other films include the PBS
documentary A World Beneath the War, which showed the Vietnam War
from the villagers' point of view; Vietnam: Land of the Ascending Dragon,
which provided an overview of Vietnamese history and culture from post-war
Vietnam to the present; The United Nations: It's More Than You Think;
and two series on runaway children, Children of the Night and
Starting Over.
Ms. Gardner's interest in Southeast Asia began when she covered post-war
Vietnam as a reporter for two New Jersey dailies and contributed to The
New York Times, The Boston Globe and The Nation. She began her
career as a film editor at NBC's Today Show and WRC's News4
Washington, and field produced for WNBC's NewsCenter 4. In 1980, as a
staff writer at the Cleveland Plain Dealer, she traveled to Canada to
interview war resisters who crossed the border during the Vietnam War.
PHAM QUOC THAI
Producer
Pham Quoc Thai came to the United States in 1971 to attend the State
University of New York at Buffalo. He joined The Gardner Documentary Group
as an assistant producer in 1992 for the production of Vietnam: Land of
the Ascending Dragon. As an associate producer, he collaborated with The
Gardner Documentary Group on A World Beneath the War, a PBS special
about the secret tunnels of Vietnam. The program won a Silver Apple at the
National Educational Film & Video Festival, was nominated for an Emmy for
Outstanding Historical Programming and won the Deadline Club Award from the
New York City chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists. It was
broadcast worldwide by Discovery International.
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The Friendship Village
A documentary film by Michelle Mason
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THE FRIENDSHIP VILLAGE is an award-winning 50-minute
documentary by Canadian filmmaker Michelle Mason about an international group of
veterans who are building a village in Viet Nam for children with Agent
Orange-related disabilities. Built on a former rice paddy near Hanoi, the
Friendship Village stands not only as a symbol of peace and reconciliation, but
as a testament to the potential for all people to come to terms with the past,
heal the wounds of war, and create a better world.
Friendship Village: A Place
of Healing
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FRIENDSHIP VILLAGE: A PLACE OF HEALING is a 28-minute video
perfect for presentations to service clubs, school groups, etc. Produced in 2003
by Emmy-award-winning director William Bacon, this touching informational film
about the Vietnam Friendship Village Project focuses on the theme of American
veterans returning to Vietnam in search of reconciliation and healing. Includes
a brief history of project founder George Mizo and on the use of Agent Orange
during the Vietnam war.
Forget-Me-Not:
A Vietnam video experience
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