"A Price We Have to Pay" with Ricardo Preve

Thank you so much for being back on WINA AM 1070.

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Rick, I know you've been here in studio before, so we're so gracious to have you back.

But I want to get into your film this year.

A price we have to pay, as I said, a documentary.

That takes a look at a specific subject, Argentinian journalist Ignacio Ezcurra, who was sent to Vietnam in 1968.

This is one of the most documented wars in history, obviously, and yet the only evidence left behind from his experience there in Vietnam, along with some letters that you have there and many other materials, as a single photograph of his body in the streets of Saigon.

Now, that's just to lay out the sort of basic plot of the film.

But, Rick, tell us a little bit about this story of Ignacio, and tell us a little bit about Ignacio, if you could, and what drew you to this story about Vietnam and its relation to Argentina and Ignacio's coverage of it.