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Kit, un Britannique d'origine Vietnamienne, retourne à Saigon pour la première fois depuis qu'il avait que six ans. Ne parlant pas la langue, il a du mal à s'intégrer, puis il renoue des liens avec son ami d'enfance Lee et tombe amoureux de Lewis, un Américain dont le père a servi pendant la guerre. À travers ce voyage, Kit va tenter de se réconcilier avec ses racines.
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[MostraFIRE!!] There are elements of interest in this film that talks about reunions with the past and new encounters in a Vietnam that is transformed as if it wanted to erase the traces of its past. Kit and Lewis share the scars of a trauma that has to do with repression and guilt. But there is a melancholy in the story that achieves a certain degree of placidity, but also of boring.
I think the film itself looks great. Vietnam is such a beautiful country. As far as the film, it feels a little flat. There's not much depth to the story; I wished they would've gone a little deeper.
Not a lot happens on the surface, save the odd sexual encounter or two. But beneath the slight narrative, there are memories and moments of nostalgia that resonate deeply with the main character. Meaningful then, despite the condensed nature of the plot.