An account of the Vietnam war as seen through the camera of Australian journalist Neil Davis. His footage of the conflict was seen nightly by millions. Vietnam was a television war, a war said to h...
An account of the Vietnam war as seen through the camera of Australian journalist Neil Davis. His footage of the conflict was seen nightly by millions. Vietnam was a television war, a war said to have been lost in the lounge rooms of middle America and not on the battlefield.
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I recommend you see Front Line if you can. Played to packed audiences when first released and made a significant impression on Australians to understand Vietnam/Cambodia and the war. As for the person Neil Davis....well.....he crammed x50 lifetimes into his own life Bradbury in those days used to introduce the doco at the Paddo town Hal where it played
Australian novelist Christopher Koch wrote a novel 'Highways to a War' whose central character, cameraman Mike Langford is loosely based on Neil Davis
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Bradbury in those days used to introduce the doco at the Paddo town Hal where it played