On 16 March 1968, U.S. soldiers entered the Vietnamese village of Mỹ Lai expecting Viet Cong fighters. Instead, they encountered civilians - women, children, and the elderly. What followed became the worst atrocity committed by American forces in the 20th century. This documentary examines the ma...

Ngô Đình Diệm rose from a Catholic elite family to become South Vietnam’s first president in 1955. Backed by U.S. support, he built an authoritarian regime marked by corruption, religious repression, and authoritarian rule. His refusal to compromise with Buddhists and critics led to unrest and ul...