Well-meaning, but contrived and manipulative. Binh's journey is frought with one clichéd hardship after another, and each is milked for maximum sentiment. The script lurches in stops and starts, laboriously making its way towards the ending, which is the most restrained and satisfying part of the picture. You care about what happens to Binh, which makes it all the more frustrating that his story is so hackneyed (would you believe there's even a hooker with a heart of gold?).
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Well-meaning, but contrived and manipulative. Binh's journey is frought with one clichéd hardship after another, and each is milked for maximum sentiment. The script lurches in stops and starts, laboriously making its way towards the ending, which is the most restrained and satisfying part of the picture. You care about what happens to Binh, which makes it all the more frustrating that his story is so hackneyed (would you believe there's even a hooker with a heart of gold?).