Landing at Hoi An, Bill Bailey finds himself in a basket-shaped boat facing the seas of change that have shaped the country since the end of the Vietnam War. He finds a new friend in Chef Duc, an asylum seeker during the war.
Source: WEB
Runtime: 46 min 32 sec(s)
Size: 709 MiB
Video: 1280 X 720 / 1999kb/s / 25.000 fps
Audio: English / AAC / 2 channels / 128 kb/s
Subs: English
Synopsis:
Join comedian, raconteur, and musician Bill Bailey as he travels the length of modern
Vietnam on the 50th anniversary of the dramatic withdrawal of the US forces from Saigon.
Immersing himself in its rich culture, stunning landscapes, and complex history he
uncovers what makes this fascinating country tick. From the centuries old hill tribes of
the north, to the bustling markets of Ho Chi Minh City and the breathtaking hidden beaches
of Ha Long Bay, Bill will show that there is so much more to this country than a legacy of
war and conflict. Vietnam is a country that is always looking forward despite its past.
Vietnam is unpredictable, chaotic and at times infuriatingly bureaucratic but these are
things Bill embraces on a journey no ordinary traveller would dare undertake beyond the
tourist trails.
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