Lynne and Dana Sachs’ travel diary of their trip to Vietnam is a collection of city life, culture clash, and historic inquiry that’s put together with the warmth of a quilt.  The film starts as a road trip and flowers into a political discourse.  It combines Vietnamese parables, history and memories of the people the sisters met, as well as their own childhood memories of the war on TV. To Americans for whom “Vietnam” ended in 1975, this film is a reminder that Vietnam is a country, not a war.