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During the Vietnam War, Army Capt. Keene is taken prisoner by Ho, a teen member of the Viet Cong, and moved to an enemy base. Once there, Ho learns that Col. Tuong plans to abuse Keene. The young man -- certain that Keene could have killed him but opted not to -- disregards Tuong's orders and brings Keene to another base, where he might receive better treatment. Keene and Ho get to know each other on the trip, but it's a trying journey.
During the Vietnam War, Army Capt. Keene is taken prisoner by Ho, a teen member of the Viet Cong, and moved to an enemy base. Once there, Ho learns that Col. Tuong plans to abuse Keene. The young man -- certain that Keene could have killed him but opted not to -- disregards Tuong's orders and brings Keene to another base, where he might receive better treatment. Keene and Ho get to know each other on the trip, but it's a trying journey.
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