A young American family is torn apart in the midst of the Vietnam war. Captain Benjamin F. Danielson’s aircraft is shot-down over Laos in the Summer of 1969, to be declared POW/MIA for nearly four decades. 38 years later, a bone shard of his remains were returned to his wife and son. Now Mary, the widow of Captain Danielson, and their son, Commander Brian M. Danielson, carry on his memory through service and storytelling.
Mary, Brian and Brian’s son, Will, visit a retired Phantom 4 — the same fighter jet flown by Captain Benjamin F. Danielson.
Jimmy Gildea is an independent filmmaker based out of Minneapolis, MN. He founded Ramble Pictures in 2014. Jimmy is a director, cinematographer, writer, editor and producer. He has worked on feature films and documentaries, such as: Gia Coppola’s Palo Alto, Chris Messina’s Alex of Venice, Eleanor Coppola’s Paris Can Wait, Matt Osterman’s Bitcon, Deirdre Fishel’s Women In Blue and Two Feet’s Trump’s America: A Hard Road. Jimmy produces commercials and advertisements for clients all over the world, and is most passionate about Ramble Pictures’ ongoing, original documentary works. On any given day, you can find Jimmy walking the Mississippi River trails with his spouse and longtime collaborator, Elizabeth, and their two hound dogs.
