Saigon

Joseph Sherman's journey to Saigon begins in 1925 during a hunting trip with his father, a U.S. senator, and evolves over five decades as he becomes a traveler, soldier, and reporter drawn to the city's allure and a unforgettable woman. Throughout his life, he becomes intertwined with the political dynamics of prominent local families and witnesses key moments in Vietnam's turbulent history, including the rise of anti-colonial sentiment and major military events. This story explores his evolving connection to Saigon amidst the country's war-torn past.