The American Infantry Preservation Society is a 'living history' (or re-enactment) group who recreate the experience of the Vietnam war in a private wood in south east England. What makes Adam Smith's documentary different is the techniques he brings from his background as a creator of concert visuals for bands including U2 and the Chemical Brothers. Mingled stocks (16mm, Super-8 and DV) give a very different feel to the footage. Smith is very even-handed and the group's members come across as surprisingly sensitive and well-adjusted.
Production company: Bermuda Shorts
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Writer: Chlora Films
Director: Adam Smith;Chlora Films
Producer: Sam Pattison
Director of Photography: Paul Nash
Post-production company: Bermuda Shorts
Editor: Seb Duthy
Music: Ian Simmonds
Sound Design: Mike Narduzzo; De Lane Lea
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