01 January 1971 12 mins
The plight of children in South Vietnam studied by an American child psychologist, whose interest is in evacuating some of them to the United States.
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Peter Wolff as (Narrator)
Peter Wolff Director
Children of an Evil Hour Trailer
United States 01 January 1971
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Filmed in 1968 during the war in Vietnam directed by Peter Wolff child psychologist. Co-directed by John Balaban. Produced by the Committee of ...
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