Long Time Passing

This documentary follows Director Sakata on her journey to Vietnam after the death of her husband, Greg Davis, a Vietnam veteran. Through her travels, she uncovers the tragic consequences of Agent Orange, revealing children born with severe disabilities and the families who care for them. The film addresses the ongoing scars left by the war, showcasing the dedication of doctors and former journalists who continue to advocate for the victims of this environmental disaster.

Sakata's exploration highlights the stark contrast between Vietnam's economic progress and the plight of those affected by wartime chemicals. The documentary sheds light on the personal stories of those left behind, emphasizing the human cost of conflict. This insight into a lesser-known aspect of the Vietnam War makes "Long Time Passing" a poignant addition to the documentary genre.