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"... (A) muted yet moving record of his father's experience as a volunteer doctor in Vietnam. By the end of his stay, whatever Dr. Moreano had done for the Vietnamese was nothing compared with what they had done for him." Click here to read the full article |
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"Here's a movie that sees the slivers of hope that can still brighten the darkest of places, that hears the echoes that occasionally respond to the world's calls for help." Click here to read the full article |
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"Once you watch your father open up another person's head to remove a brain tumor, you'll realize you never really knew him in the first place." Click here to read the full article |
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"We are reminded that there are doctors out there who pride charity above payback..." Click here to read the full article |
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"Keir Moreano's account of his father and the latter's work there is the story of a good man, humanely motivated, doing things that give you -- much less the Vietnamese -- hope." Click here to read the full article |
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"A stealthy love letter from son to father ... Despite the family ties, the film remains strikingly objective." Click here to read the full article |
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“ I was intensely moved by the film. It opened my thinking to a side of the human experience I had known very little about, and will now never forget.” “Numerous fascinating scenarios faced by a doctor feeling a mid-career slump. A moving account of an act of generosity” “Dr. Moreano is human and full of humility which allows him to do the work that he does.” “As a future surgeon who has participated in international missions I thought this film did an excellent job capturing the excitement, tension, risks and rewards of medical risk abroad.
“There are no coincidences in life…there is a reason I saw this film. It is a powerful and sincere message you bring. It touched home. Thank you.” “An incredible film that brings to light the challenges of countries that are lacking resources and knowledge we often take for granted.” “As a Vietnamese-American with no contact with the Vietnamese side of my family I feel a more urgent desire to understand my own roots.” “I’ve been to Vietnam many times and feel this film brings out the struggle of this country to people who would otherwise not be aware. I thought the film was personal and sensitive.” “Fantastic, very real, yet more interesting that anything I’ve seen on TV programs on the same subject.” |
