I mean, something like this is precisely made, but it's also sort of an old-fashioned documentary with talking heads and narration over real documented footage. Considering the different formats that many recent documentaries take in terms of their executions, this sort of makes this become sort of mute. Especially though, the film's subject matter isn't something that I'd find particularly interesting or all that engaging. I'm sure to some it would, but not to me. I honestly found myself struggling to stay awake at times. Surely not the best barometer to judge a film by, but in many ways it is. Surely one to have to contemplate, and not one that I can honestly judge all that well.
Review of Last Days in Vietnam
