Documentaries: Vietnam War R e t r o spective

EVENT: March 19, 2000. Documentary and Discussion: Hearts and Minds, Education Center, Room 118, 3:00-5:00 PM. Discussion after the film, led by Stephanie Low.

EVENT: March 26, 2000. Documentary and Discussion: Maya Lin: A Strong Clear Vision, Education Center Building, Room 118, 3:00-6:00 PM. Discussion after the film led by Hugh Wilder, Department of Philosophy.

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OTHER DOCUMENTARIES

The Anderson Platoon (1966, 65 mins)
Produced by the French Broadcasting System. English version produced and narrated by Pierre Schoendorffer. Documentary account of day-to-day life of an army combat platoon in the central highlands. Filmed by a French crew, covering a six-week period.

Dear America: Letters Home From Vietnam.

Hearts and Minds. (1974, 112 mins, color)
Sharply critical overview of American intervention and its domestic ramifications.

The Last Landing Zone: The Story of the Vietnam Memorial.
All American Video Production.

Soldiers Young and Brave (49 min)
Produced by Terence Wrong; ABC TV "Day One." Based on Moore and Galloway's We Were Soldiers Once; they and other survivors revisit the battlefield of the la Drang valley.

The War at Home (1979, 100 min, color, 16mm & video)
Produced and directed by Glenn Silber and Barry Alexander Brown; First Run Features. Combines archival footage with interviews to trace the course of the anti-war protest at the University of Wisconsin, Madison.

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