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A former Saigon photo editor reveals a secret he’s been plagued with for 52 years, setting off a gripping two-year investigation into the truth behind one of the Vietnam War’s most iconic photographs. Acclaimed conflict photographer Gary Knight and a small team of journalists embark on a relentless search to locate and seek justice for a man known only as “the stringer.”

The Stringer: The Man Who Took The Photo releases on Netflix November 28th.
Transcript
00:01Some photographs just transcend all others.
00:04It's difficult to explain it, but you kind of know it when you see it.
00:08A photograph of Kim Phuc is perhaps the most iconic photograph of a war ever made.
00:13It was such a shocking image.
00:15The photographer is almost as well known as the photo itself.
00:19I saw the girl running, and I took a picture of her.
00:22Ladies and gentlemen, Nick Ood.
00:24Nick Ood.
00:25When you're photographing with film, there's always some mystery.
00:29But what you do know is what you didn't take.
00:33There's a lot more to this story.
00:35Nick didn't really take that famous picture.
00:37It's time to clear my conscience.
00:43We had our staff photographers, and then this army of stringers, or freelancers.
00:48The front picture was from a stringer. I checked his name.
00:54Can we review what Nick's narrative is?
00:57That's Nick Ood.
00:59He's too far back.
01:00You can't get the picture if you're not there.
01:03But what about this guy here?
01:07It matters who press the shutter.
01:09A lot of people are going to get spattered by this.
01:11He is the second journalist to the greet to an interview, and has then backed out.
01:15Not just for one man's legacy.
01:16We shoved it under the carpet. We never talked about it.
01:19Why?
01:20But for what it says about who gets remembered.
01:22I don't have any evidence. I'm just zero.
01:25And who gets erased.
01:26He took the picture.
01:36He was excluded from reality.
01:38This is the time I'm gonna tell the truth for you.
01:42The story of my dad.
01:44That's big, yeah
01:46I'm making sure I ran one of my dad TV.
01:49I caught several years later on.
01:51He was wegen of looking for batteries that used to us.
01:52This is the time I worked for us.
01:53He was quiet for ourselves.
01:54He played the้
02:02The liquid bomb, dropped city
02:06This was not a water bar
02:08The white flag is being石 right around.
02:08The white flag is staying in suspense...
02:10You
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