The Hijacking of Flight 375 (2024)
The Hijacking of Flight 375
”An unemployed tractor driver hijacks a flight to crash the plane on the president's residence.”
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Brazil, 1988. An unemployed tractor driver hijacks VASP flight 375 and orders commander Murilo to crash the plane on the Planalto Palace to kill the president - whom he considers guilty for the country’s devastating economic crisis.
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