The strongest version of this narrative is a compelling exploration of war’s psychological toll, framed through the lens of a director known for visceral, unflinching storytelling. Tsukamoto’s decision to adapt Nelson’s life—after years of hesitation—suggests a genuine artistic and moral reckoning with the subject matter. The film’s cross-border production and high-profile cast lend it credibility, while its timing, aligned with National Vietnam War Veterans Day, underscores its relevance. The i...