Two Somali pirates recount their experiences in a coastal community marked by political chaos, war, and extreme poverty.
Synopsis
Two Somali pirates recount their experiences in a coastal community marked by political chaos, war, and extreme poverty.
Synopsis
Two Somali pirates navigate life in their coastal community amid political chaos and poverty. "Last Hijack" follows their daily struggles and motivations for piracy. The film contrasts their current experiences with an animated retelling of a recent hijacking. It provides context about their upbringing and the socio-economic conditions in Somalia. Directed by Tommy Pallotta, the documentary runs for 83 minutes and features interviews in English and Somali. It was produced in Belgium, Germany, Ireland, and the Netherlands.
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Why Watch
- Meet Somali pirates and understand their motivations.
- See an animated retelling of a hijacking incident.
- Find out about life in war-torn Somalia.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Tommy Pallotta in 2014.
- It has a total runtime of 83 minutes.
- The documentary features two Somali pirates as central figures.
- Production involved four countries: Belgium, Germany, Ireland, and the Netherlands.
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Who directed the documentary Last Hijack?
Last Hijack was directed by Tommy Pallotta.
What year was Last Hijack released?
Last Hijack was released in 2014.
What are the main languages spoken in Last Hijack?
The main languages spoken in Last Hijack are English and Somali.
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