2-3 minutes every two months were allocated to American soldiers in Vietnam to shoot at anything other than their intended targets.
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2-3 minutes every two months were allocated to American soldiers in Vietnam to shoot at anything other than their intended targets.
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Synopsis
Mario Lee's "Mad Minutes" recounts the memories of civilians killed by the Korean army during the Vietnam War. Survivors share their experiences, revealing the lasting impact of violence on their lives. The film addresses the massacre of Vietnamese civilians by South Korean troops, a chapter often overlooked in history. It also connects this past to modern military actions, noting the South Korean government's deployment of troops to Iraq without addressing previous wrongs. The documentary runs for 82 minutes and was released in 2003.
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Why Watch
- Meet survivors of the Korean army's actions in Vietnam.
- Find out about the impact of war on civilian lives.
- See how history repeats with troop deployments.
Did You Know
- The film is 82 minutes long.
- The documentary was released in 2003.
- South Korean troops were sent to Vietnam before the government apologized for civilian massacres.
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What is the duration of the documentary Mad Minutes?
Mad Minutes has a duration of 82 minutes.
Who directed the documentary Mad Minutes?
Mad Minutes was directed by Mario Lee.
What historical event does Mad Minutes focus on?
Mad Minutes focuses on the memories of civilians killed by the Korean army during the Vietnam War.
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