Four tons of weapons fell from the sky over India in December 1995, leading to an international investigation and a Danish man's secret involvement.
“You know you are in trouble when at least two governments want to keep you in jail”
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Four tons of weapons fell from the sky over India in December 1995, leading to an international investigation and a Danish man's secret involvement.
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Synopsis
December 1995 marks a turning point when four tons of weapons fall from the sky in India, prompting an international investigation. Andreas Führer, a Danish man with a hidden past, returns to Denmark shortly after the incident. The arrest of an English arms dealer in India escalates the situation, as he faces a possible death sentence. This forces Führer to reveal his connection to the case. 'The Arms Drop' intertwines reconstructions and dramatic scenes, detailing the political and diplomatic fallout from arms trafficking that continues to resonate decades later.
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Why Watch
- Follow the mysterious arms drop over India in 1995.
- Meet the Danish man with a grave secret.
- See the international investigation unfold.
Did You Know
- Four tons of weapons dropped from the sky over India in December 1995.
- An English arms dealer arrested in India faces a potential death sentence.
- The film was directed by Andreas Koefoed and released in 2014.
- The documentary features a cast that includes Andreas Führer and Heikki Kossi.
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What happened in December 1995 over India?
Four tons of weapons mysteriously dropped from the sky, leading to an international investigation.
Who was arrested in India related to the arms drop incident?
An English arms dealer was arrested and faced a potential death sentence.
What is the duration of the documentary 'The Arms Drop'?
The documentary has a duration of 94 minutes.
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