
Reviews
BE GOOD, SMILE PRETTY is simultaneously a woman's search for her father and a powerful statement against war. One cannot watch it without wishing that Tracy Tragos' quest had never been necessary, and that all the young men who go off to war would come home to the little girls who wait.
Los Angeles TimesThere have been many films about the Vietnam War, but perhaps none as deeply felt or intimate as BE GOOD, SMILE PRETTY.
The Kansas City StarThe moving portrait of a daughter seeking to discover her father who died in Vietnam.
Hartford CourantThe eye of Tragos' camera does not blink nor does it turn away. Neither will you. Don't miss this one.
Military Times

