Sad Song of Yellow Skin

Filmmaker Michael Rubbo travels to Saigon in 1970 to document the devastating impact of the Vietnam War on the city's ordinary inhabitants. Told from the perspective of three American journalists and featuring first-person narration from Rubbo himself, the film focuses on the refugees and orphans struggling to survive in their war-ravaged country. It follows the ebb and flow of life in Saigon's outdoor markets, crowded streets and darkened alleyways.

Upphovsland: Kanada