Hanoi Through Whose Eyes? Trailer

Hanoi Through Whose Eyes? Trailer (1983)

01 January 1983 Factual 45 mins

A melancholic meditation on the capital, considering official narratives of ancient elegance alongside the reality of long welfare lines and neglected monuments.

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Viet Nam 01 January 1983

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