Pankaja Brooke
my video world
I had some footage left over from the film I made in 2013, called ‘You’re the Enemy – Welcome Back!’ Some was in the form of an interview with Michael Cull – also known as Shakyamuni – one of the five Vietnam Veterans I had interviewed. He died early in 2018, and I wanted to …
From my press kit: notes about the veterans I have interviewed in my film.
Useful links to websites and to a documentary film, 'Embracing the Enemy' by filmmaker Marilyn Pennell.
A poem by Vietnam veteran Don Blackburn from his book, Into the Heart
More than three decades after the war ended, cluster munitions, landmines and other explosive remnants of war remain a serious threat to many communities throughout Vietnam.
While Manus Campbell comments on the photos he sent, some hairy memories come to surface.
My niece visits Ramana's Garden in Rishikesh.
Diary notes of my journey in Vietnam. Days of filming and days of leisure, playing the tourist. Exhausting but rewarding!
A 24 hour tourist package from Hanoi to Halong Bay was one of the highlights of my trip to Vietnam. One of the staff turned into a martial arts Sifu every morning, and taught us tourists a simple but very effective routine of tai chi/chi gong exercises.
'Master Wu Nanfang on Song Mountain’ got an Honourable Mention, and ‘Ramesh and the Quality of Life Project’ got an Award of Excellence Winner, and also a Golden Film Award for the Best Documentary Short.
