Saigon

In 1975, refugee camps were set up across the deserts of the United States to house an exodus of over 100,000 Vietnamese immigrants before and immediately after the fall of Saigon. When Tai (Don Duong) arrives at Camp Pendleton, he is confronted by a camp filled with despair. Jim Lance (Patrick Swayze) is the Marine in charge of housing the refugees until sponsors can be found to help them assimilate into American life. Lance quickly commissions Tai, who speaks English, to translate for him. Prepare to embark on a remarkable journey as an unlikely bond of friendship is formed between two men from opposite sides of one of the world's most infamous and bloodiest wars.

PASSPORT TO LOVE is a romantic comedy set in modern day Saigon, Vietnam and Orange Country, USA. Khang is a charming and handsome playboy; Hieu is his earnest and hardworking Bill Gates wannabe sidekick. The Boys are sent to study abroad in the U.S. and to bring home a coveted American University Degree. Once in America, Khang s life spirals into chaos when he falls for a young, single mother who also happens to be the police officer that books him. Meanwhile, Hieu is trapped between the tempting pageant girl, Jennifer and his almost too perfect fianc , Thao, back home. As Khang seeks love in a whole different direction, the once self-assured Hieu finds himself riddled with indecision.

An epic story, exotic locales and electrifying performances from Bai Ling (Sky Captain and The World of Tomorrow), TIM ROTH(Dark Water) and NICK NOLTE (Hotel Rwanda) highlight this moving film that celebrates the power of the human spirit. Raised as an orphan, Binh (DAMIEN NGUYEN) is a young Vietnamese man with one impossible dream: to be reunited with his birth father, an American G.I. who left without a trace. In an incredible odyssey that stretches from Saigon to New York to Texas, Binh confronts unimaginable hardships as he finds danger, love and, finally, the key to unlocking the mysteries of his past.

The former chief of photo operations for The Associated Press in Saigon who covered South Vietnam s soldiers, has died at the age of 79. NBC s Brian Williams reports.

As chief of photo operations for The Associated Press in Saigon for a decade beginning in 1962, Horst Faas didn't just cover the fighting _ he also recruited and trained new talent from among foreign and Vietnamese freelancers. (May 10)

The men who came home from Vietnam represent a second silent generation. Using the same experiential storytelling as WWII in HD, HISTORY gives these veterans a voice. From the initial troop build-up in 1965 to the fall of Saigon, Vietnam in HD helps tell their stories and reveal their struggles, courage and fears.

The men who came home from Vietnam represent a second silent generation. Using the same experiential storytelling as WWII in HD, HISTORY gives these veterans a voice. From the initial troop build-up in 1965 to the fall of Saigon, Vietnam in HD helps tell their stories and reveal their struggles, courage and fears.

Pat Sajak, DJ in Saigon from 1969-71, talks about serving in the USO.

Pat Sajak, AFVN Disc Jockey in Saigon from 1969-71, explains why it's important for Vietnam vets to speak about their experiences.

Pat Sajak, AFVN Disc Jockey in Saigon from 1969-71, talks about serving in the USO and the importance of lifting the spirits of American troops who regularly put themselves in harms way.

Trailer for the documentary short The Last to Leave. April 29, 1975: As the North Vietnamese Army surrounded Saigon, the order was given to evacuate. In 19 hours, 81 helicopters air lifted nearly 6,000 Vietnamese and more than 1,000 Americans from Saigon during the largest helicopter evacuation in history. The Last to Leave documents the final day of the Vietnam War through the eyes of those who lived it. Featuring dramatic images and compelling firsthand accounts, this film captures the desperation, chaos and emotion from three unique perspectives.

Trailer for Saigon Electric. Mai, a traditional ribbon dancer from the outskirts of Saigon arrives to the big city and forms an unlikely friendship with Kim, a rebellious street dancer who introduces her to the underground scene of hip hop crews in modern-day Vietnam.