Child of Dust

Sang's life is a testament to the residual effects of the Vietnam War, as one of the 300,000 children born from liaisons between American soldiers and Vietnamese women. Growing up, he struggles to forge a connection with his mother who never spoke about Sang's father. In an unexpected twist of fate, Sang uncovers his father's whereabouts in the United States, and despite the challenges that lay ahead, he is compelled to embark on a journey to meet him. This decision forces Sang to face cultural barriers and confront the unresolved pain of their shared past while attempting to reconcile with his own identity. As Sang grapples with the complexities of reuniting with his father, he must also navigate the deep emotional ties that bind him to his family in Vietnam, ultimately facing a heart-wrenching choice between two worlds.