The Little Wars

Set during the Vietnam War, a group of young Australian soldiers finds themselves thrust into the brutal realities of combat. The film follows their experiences as they navigate the moral complexities and physical dangers of the conflict, highlighting the profound impact war has on their innocence and camaraderie. It explores themes of duty, survival, and the loss of youth in a foreign land.

'The Little Wars' received a mixed to positive reception, with critics often acknowledging its earnest portrayal of the Australian soldier's experience in Vietnam. While some praised its emotional depth and anti-war sentiment, others found its narrative somewhat conventional. Audiences generally responded to its focus on relatable characters facing extraordinary circumstances.

• Praised for its depiction of the Australian perspective on the Vietnam War.

• Noted for its emotional impact and focus on the psychological toll of combat.

• Some found the storytelling to be straightforward and lacking in originality.

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The film was shot on location in Australia, with many scenes filmed in the Dandenong Ranges in Victoria, to simulate the Vietnamese jungle environment.