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Documentaries like Hearts and Minds

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The 3 reasons people love Hearts and Minds

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  1. You want to see what the Vietnam War did to the people on both sides.

  2. You like a film made in the middle of the events it shows.

  3. You like seeing official speeches set against what happened on the ground.

Picks that share your reasons

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  • The Vietnam War2017

    • you want to see what the Vietnam War did to the people on both sides
    • a film made in the middle of the events it shows

    Good for you if you like hearing soldiers from both sides describe the same battles.

  • Turning Point: 9/11 and the War on Terror2021

    • a film made in the middle of the events it shows
    • seeing official speeches set against what happened on the ground

    Good for you if you want the personal stories of people who lived through that day.

  • Taxi to the Dark Side2008

    • you want to see what the Vietnam War did to the people on both sides
    • a film made in the middle of the events it shows
    • seeing official speeches set against what happened on the ground

    Good for you if you want the true story of one innocent man who died in US custody.

  • The Fog of War2003

    • you want to see what the Vietnam War did to the people on both sides
    • a film made in the middle of the events it shows

    Good for you if you like hearing a man in power explain his own decisions.

  • Waltz with Bashir2008

    • you want to see what the Vietnam War did to the people on both sides
    • a film made in the middle of the events it shows

    Good for you if you want to know what a war does to the memory of those who fought it.

  • The World at War1973

    • you want to see what the Vietnam War did to the people on both sides

    Good for you if you like hearing soldiers who were there tell what they saw.

  • Last Days in Vietnam2014

    • a film made in the middle of the events it shows

    Good for you if you like witnesses telling what they did in the last hours.

  • Hitler: A Career1977

    • a film made in the middle of the events it shows
    • seeing official speeches set against what happened on the ground

    Good for you if you're interested in how crowds are swayed by propaganda.

  • Apocalypse: World War I2014

    • you want to see what the Vietnam War did to the people on both sides
    • a film made in the middle of the events it shows

    Good for you if you want to see the trenches as the soldiers lived them.

  • NAZA2026

    • you want to see what the Vietnam War did to the people on both sides
    • a film made in the middle of the events it shows
    • seeing official speeches set against what happened on the ground

    Good for you if you want firsthand testimony about real lives lost in Gaza.

  • Auschwitz: The Nazis and the Final Solution2005

    • you want to see what the Vietnam War did to the people on both sides
    • a film made in the middle of the events it shows

    Good for you if you need to hear survivors and former guards tell it themselves.

  • The Invisible War2012

    • a film made in the middle of the events it shows
    • seeing official speeches set against what happened on the ground

    Good for you if you want to hear survivors tell what happened to them in their own words.

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