Stolen Honor: Wounds That Never Heal (2004)

User Rating:

2.8/10   

Director:

Carlton Sherwood

Writer:

Carlton Sherwood (writer)

Genre:

Documentary | Short

Plot:

In the mid 1960's thousands of young American men left their families, homes and jobs and went to fight for their country in Southeast Asia...

Plot Keywords:

1960s | Vietnam Era | Right Wing | Propaganda | Vietnam

Cast

Carlton Sherwood	...	Himself - Journalist
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Kenneth W. Cordier	...	Himself - P.O.W.
George E. 'Bud' Day	...	Himself - P.O.W.
Jack H. Fellowes	...	Himself - P.O.W.
Ralph E. Gaither	...	Himself - P.O.W.
Paul Galanti	...	Himself - P.O.W. (as Paul E. Galanti)
Carlyle S. 'Smitty' Harris	...	Himself - P.O.W.
Gordon Larson	...	Himself - P.O.W. (as Gordon A. 'Swede' Larson)
Kevin McManus	...	Himself - P.O.W.
Thomas M. McNish	...	Himself - P.O.W.
Thomas S. Pyle	...	Himself - P.O.W.
Robinson Risner	...	Himself - P.O.W.
Robert H. Shumaker	...	Himself - P.O.W.
Thomas J. Sterling	...	Himself - P.O.W.
Leo K. Thorsness	...	Himself - P.O.W.
Jack L. Van Loan	...	Himself - P.O.W.
James H. Warner	...	Himself - P.O.W.
Ronald J. Webb	...	Himself - P.O.W.

Runtime:

USA:43 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Company:

Red White & Blue Productions

Facts are Facts

I ordered this DVD from the internet site and watched it with friends at the VFW two days ago. I did not relate this to the current political climate but to the vitriol feelings that many if not most Vietnam Veterans feel towards John Kerry. These pows/ veterans in the film are entitled to what ever emotions and/or truths they hold dear. Their voices will definitely touch your souls and your conscience.

How can one dispute testimony by the Winter Soldiers before Congress. They're documented facts in both ink and celluloid. If you never see the video at least read the transcripts. So IMDb users who dispute what Red, White and Blue Production are distributing have to be "a special kind of stupid." We shouldn't rewrite history for the sake of an opportunist with deep pockets or because we don't like the messenger.

Only a few individuals will ever see this one sided documentary but I have to admit its the best 20 dollars I've ever spent.