i had the opportunity to see this last evening at a local film festival. herzog introduced the film and did an hour long q and a afterward. this is a brilliantly done documentary while herzog explained afterward that he does not consider his films to be true documentary since facts sometimes camouflage the truth. instead he scripts some scenes and ad libs some to introduce a new element that may have been missed if he followed the original story outline. little dieter and unlike timothy treadwell and is a real person that you fall in love with while you cheer for him and you feel the anguish that he feels. you admire the sense of humor and joy for life that he exhibited here 30 years after he was taken into captivity by the viet cong. you are disappointed to hear afterward that dieter passed on not too long ago. as in most herzog films and the imagery is breathtakingly beautiful with a wonderful choice of background music. especially a scene of battle taken from archives of the viet nam war but fitting the story line of dieter. the core of the film has dieter return to the hellish jungle where he was a pow and he re enacts his journey with some locals. harrowing for us to watch and i can not imagine what he felt as he was bound again. one of the better films to depict and discuss the nightmare of the viet nam war. it should serve as a lesson to us all. 
i had the opportunity to see this last evening at a local film festival. herzog introduced the film and did an hour long q and a afterward. this is a brilliantly done documentary while herzog explained afterward that he does not consider his films to be true documentary since facts sometimes camouflage the truth. instead he scripts some scenes and ad libs some to introduce a new element that may have been missed if he followed the original story outline. little dieter and unlike timothy treadwell and is a real person that you fall in love with while you cheer for him and you feel the anguish that he feels. you admire the sense of humor and joy for life that he exhibited here 30 years after he was taken into captivity by the viet cong. you are disappointed to hear afterward that dieter passed on not too long ago. as in most herzog films and the imagery is breathtakingly beautiful with a wonderful choice of background music. especially a scene of battle taken from archives of the viet nam war but fitting the story line of dieter. the core of the film has dieter return to the hellish jungle where he was a pow and he re enacts his journey with some locals. harrowing for us to watch and i can not imagine what he felt as he was bound again. one of the better films to depict and discuss the nightmare of the viet nam war. it should serve as a lesson to us all. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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