A Return to the End
April 30, 1975 - Thousands of South Vietnamese and the last remaining Americans evacuate Saigon, the capital of South Vietnam, before the invading North Vietnamese Army overran the city. Our film tells the story of this group of Marines as they return to where the war ended, and after 40 years, they remember those who didn't make it back. View Film View Trailer View Website
The Language of War
The war in Iraq began with virtually zero capacity to interpret the Arabic language, Iraqi customs or social mores. As a result, native Arabic speakers were recruited to work alongside U.S. and Coalition Forces in an effort to bridge the communication gap. In addition to the dangers associated with night raids, foot patrols and firefights, many translators have been killed or forced to flee as a result of their collaboration. As the war in Iraq comes to an end, what does the future hold for those willing to risk their lives for their country? This film highlights the importance of language and cultural understanding during combat. Featuring compelling firsthand accounts and dramatic images, The Language of War captures the risks faced by Iraqi combat translators in one of the world's most dangerous places. View Trailer View Film
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. View Trailer View Film
From the Fire
This film follows the creation of a piece of art glass from start to finish.
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