Product Description

Missing Brendan deals with the quest of a father, who after losing one of his sons as MIA during the Vietnam conflict, travels to Vietnam with his remaining two sons, (one, a decorated Vietnam Hero who still has nightmares about the conflict, and the other who fled to Canada during the conflict as a conscientious objector), and his grandson to finally bring his last son (Brendan) home. Missing Brendan is a film about family, hardship, perseverance, hope, healing, first loves, cross-cultural issues and a dedication to those who have served in the war. "It's a rare film that can touch audiences of all ages and walks of life." Zach Peterman of The Times calls the film "A wonderful, positive film the whole family will enjoy." Starring Adam Brody, Edward Asner, Illena Douglas, and Robin Thomas.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #57781 in DVD
• Released on: 2004-10-26
• Rating: NR (Not Rated)
• Aspect ratio: 1.33:1
• Formats: Color, DVD, NTSC
• Original language: English
• Number of discs: 1
• Running time: 100 minutes

Customer Reviews

Excellent Film!
I saw the Missing Brendan DVD and Adam Brodyís acting was excellent, very different than what you would think. He falls in love with this girl while his family is looking for his missing brother from Vietnam. It was a very touching story.

Enjoyable family movie
Edward Asner portrays the patriarch of a family who gets word that the
remains of his son lost in the Vietnam War may be found. He gathers his
sons and grandson and they go on an archaeological dig. Robin Thomas is
especially fine as the brother who came home from the war a hero and Richard Cox is very good as the brother who fled to Canada rather than
serve Adam Brody is Thomas' son. This is a nice movie from an independent
film maker. The cast probbly did it as a labor of love. I don't rememeber
it ever playing in a movie theater in the Chicago area. Thanks to home
video it can be seen.

very good movie
Really shows Adam Brody can act.Other acting was really good too.It was both serious and had funny parts.I cried at the end.
was very well done.gave me a better idea of what viet nam is like now, and what my parents were dealing with back in the 60s.
I would defenitely recommend this to most.