From Hollywood to Hanoi Trailer

From Hollywood to Hanoi Trailer (1993)

21 July 1993 Factual 78 mins

In 1988, a Vietnamese-American woman returns to her homeland for the first time since childhood against the wishes of her anti-communist father and the US trade embargo.

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United States 21 July 1993

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From Hollywood To Hanoi -- Indochina Film Arts Foundation -- Cinemax

Oliver Stone presents Tiana Alexandra's documentary about her return to Vietnam. In this scene the filmmaker remembers her childhood in Saigon.

Tiana Alexandra From Hollywood To Hanoi HBO Cinemax Promo (Short)

From Hollywood To Hanoi is a breakthrough feature documentary exploring Tiana Alexandra's return to her forbidden Vietnamese homeland after the war.

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