Alamo Bay (1985)
A troubled Vietnam veteran faces an uphill battle as his livelihood is threatened by the arrival of Vietnamese immigrants entering the fishing trade in a Texas bay community. Struggling with his own demons and the changes around him, he becomes increasingly agitated and confrontational. As tensions rise between the locals and the newcomers, the veteran’s desperation escalates, pushing him toward a breaking point that could have devastating consequences for everyone involved. The film explores themes of identity, cultural clash, and the lingering scars of war.
