'Hijack 1971' review: A story based on true events that is true to the heart


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'No, you won't get out of the plane faster if you get up as soon as the seatbelt sign is off.' — Handout

When it comes to films based on true events, whether a politically charged event or life of a heroic citizen, the biggest disappointment for the audience often comes in teary moments or an overly dramatic ending.

Director Kim Sung-han’s crime action film Hijack 1971 follows a simple plot centering on a goodhearted pilot Tae-in (Ha Jung-woo) over its 100-minute-long running time.

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A true to the heart true story.

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