Green_Dragon

Green Dragon Green Dragon On March, 14 which was the closing night for International Asian American Film Festival I went to attend the film at KABUKI Theater in Japan town. They show the “Green Dragon” as the closing night movie. This is a story about purgatory, though it and what happen the Camp Pendleton. In 1975, as the Vietnam War was nearing the end, this was the entry point for Vietnamese refugees in America. During this time thousands upon thousands came through here until a more permanent home could be found for them elsewhere. Most came having lost family, fortunes, and entire lifetimes. Realizing that the end was very near, they had also lost their country. As news reports revealed each tortured step toward this conclusion, the camp's overall mood was one of mourning. Despair plagued the men who had loyally fought for their country and lost. Some of those not done in by the war succumbed to regret. The man in charge of the refugees is Staff Sergeant Jim Drake. He quickly realized that he may not be communicating his charges too well, so he quickly hires the bilingual Tai Tran as a go-between. Already in the habit of helping those around asian, film, american, america, through, movie, festival, culture, tai, refugees, own, lost, history, helped, filmmakers, country, awareness, young, ways, war, vietnamese, very, time, thousands, quickly, probably, night, nephew, international, himself, having, fact, end, during, different, conclusion