Films

A Price We Have to Pay

Five soldiers in uniform rest in a field, a price paid in war.

World Premiere

Ignacio Ezcurra, the only Argentinian journalist sent to Vietnam in 1968, vanished in the most documented war, leaving behind a single haunting photograph of his lifeless body in the streets of Saigon. The mystery of his death was left unchallenged for decades. Until now.  

In a bravura feat of investigate journalist Charlottesville filmmaker Ricardo Preve (Sometime, Somewhere), uncovers unreleased documents, scours forgotten archives, and gathers testimonies from new witnesses. They challenge cover-ups and the all-encompassing power of government in war. Their work becomes an emotional excavation of buried history and an unflinching confrontation with the narratives and systems build to conceal the truth.

Discussion with director Ricardo Preve and film subject Lê Vân.