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Ho Chi Minh: A Sketch for a Political Portrait

Year: 1973 Documentary Runtime: 57 min

Overview

A political portrait of Ho Chi Minh, tracing his revolutionary journey, his commitment to Vietnamese independence, and his role in the struggle for the reunification of Vietnam. The documentary examines the ideas, political influences, and historical events that shaped Ho Chi Minh as a revolutionary leader and explores his place within the wider history of anti-colonialism and communism.

Genres

Documentary

Cast

Denis Manuel

Denis Manuel

Narrator

N'guyen Khac Vien

N'guyen Khac Vien

Self

Nguyen Thi Binh

Nguyen Thi Binh

Self

Chu Van Tan

Chu Van Tan

Self

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