Vietnam Requiem

The documentary presents interviews with five Vietnam War veterans, all of whom were incarcerated for violent crimes committed after their military service. Each veteran was decorated for bravery during the war, and notably, none had a criminal record before serving in Vietnam. The film intertwines these personal stories with clips from films and television of the era, providing a broader context to their experiences.

With a runtime of 48 minutes, Vietnam Requiem captures the complexities of life after combat and the challenges faced by veterans. It offers a unique perspective on the lasting impact of war and the struggles of reintegration into society. Documentaries like this are significant for collectors interested in military history and the psychological effects of war on veterans, as they provide firsthand accounts and insights into a tumultuous period in American history.