US EditionJimmy in Saigon: How I Raised $300,000 from 750 Donors to Learn the Truth About My Brother
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Jimmy in Saigon: How I Raised $300,000 from 750 Donors to Learn the Truth About My Brother
Peter McDowell is the director-producer of Jimmy in Saigon, a new documentary about the mysterious death and radical life of his brother Jimmy McDowell, an American 24-year-old Vietnam veteran who died as a civilian in Saigon in 1972. His previous films, including the acclaimed I Dream of Dorothy, have been shown at festivals around the world. In the piece below, Peter McDowell talks about raising money to finally learn and tell his brother's st…
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