The Last Chieftain (1999) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is The Last Chieftain about?
The Last Chieftain is a documentary. Rangalu, the newly sworn Head of Santiman District in Taiwan, oversees a region comprising 10 villages and a population of 70,000. Most residents belong to the indigenous Paiwan community, who inhabit the mountainous areas of southern Taiwan. The film presents their rich oral traditions and cultural practices. Directors Daw-ming Lee and Sakuliu Pavaavalung discuss the political and economic challenges facing the Paiwan people, providing insight into their leadership system and community dynamics.
When was The Last Chieftain released?
The Last Chieftain was released in 1999.
How long is The Last Chieftain?
The Last Chieftain has a runtime of 120 minutes.
What genre is The Last Chieftain?
The Last Chieftain is classified as Society.