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Frequently asked questions about this film.

What is Falklands: Flying Devils about?

Falklands: Flying Devils is a documentary. On a stormy island in the South Atlantic, filmmakers Jane Watson and Mark Smith encounter the caracaras, a group of rare and mischievous birds of prey. These birds behave like a gang, displaying bold and aggressive antics that challenge the filmmakers. The 50-minute documentary captures the unpredictable nature of these creatures, revealing their dominance in the avian world. Watson and Smith's experience offers a unique perspective on life in this remote environment.

When was Falklands: Flying Devils released?

Falklands: Flying Devils was released in 2002.

How long is Falklands: Flying Devils?

Falklands: Flying Devils has a runtime of 50 minutes.

What genre is Falklands: Flying Devils?

Falklands: Flying Devils is classified as Society.

What topics does Falklands: Flying Devils cover?

Falklands: Flying Devils explores topics including animals.