Operation Popcorn

Operation Popcorn presents a unique blend of crime and documentary genres, focusing on the recruitment of Hmong tribesmen by the CIA during the Vietnam War. The film follows the narrative of a potential CIA operative who approaches a Hmong human rights activist about procuring weapons to continue their struggle.

This documentary not only highlights the historical context of the Hmong community's involvement in the Vietnam War but also raises questions about their current situation in America. It provides a critical examination of the impact of government actions on marginalized groups and the ongoing fight for rights and recognition.

Collectors of documentary films and those interested in the Vietnam War will find Operation Popcorn to be a compelling addition to their collection. The film's exploration of complex themes related to war, identity, and human rights provides a rich viewing experience.