They created a unique community Little Saigon and brought new cultural dimension to the entire county. Then, there was little trust between the American and the South Vietnamese soldiers. Now, veterans of the two armies are neighbors. In the world's largest community of Vietnamese emigres, a generational gap has divided the Vietnam War's refugees and their children. The area's Vietnamese artists are helping produce a fleeting genre that is giving voice to a generation dislocated by war and communism.
Some Vietnamese emigres find themselves struggling in a still-foreign culture.
Others have settled into a version of the American Dream. A month-long look into 25 years after the fall of Saigon on April 30, 1975.