The Hijack That Went South

Synopsis

In the Finnish comedy film 'The Hijack That Went South' (Kaappari), Kari Hietalahti stars as a lonely trash collector who innocently gets entangled in a bungled bank heist. As the hijack takes an unexpected turn, the unlikely hero finds himself caught up in a whirlwind of chaos and comedy. With witty dialogue, slapstick humor, and eccentric characters, the movie delivers a blend of action and humor that keeps the audience entertained from start to finish. As the events unfold, the protagonist must navigate through the hilarious escapades to uncover the true intentions behind the hijacking. 'The Hijack That Went South' is a delightful and quirky film that offers a fresh take on the classic heist genre.

Cast

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  Kari Hietalahti

  Aarno Lamminparras

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  Aake Kalliala

  Kapteeni Taneli Rajapaltio

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  Hannu-Pekka Björkman

  Juristi "Pena" Marttinen

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  Jussi Vatanen

  Perämies Calle Snock

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  Merja Larivaara

  Lentoemäntä Kananen

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  Elina Keinonen

  Lentoemäntä Irma Ylppö

Reviews

Rotten Tomatoes: 'The Hijack That Went South' is a charming comedy that embraces its absurdity with gusto. Kari Hietalahti's performance adds a touch of vulnerability to the otherwise zany proceedings. The film's offbeat humor and unexpected twists keep the audience engaged throughout. IMDb: While not a masterpiece, 'The Hijack That Went South' is a fun and lighthearted watch. The comedic timing and chemistry between the cast members elevate the film beyond its simple premise. Metacritic: The movie's eccentric characters and quirky humor provide a unique spin on the heist genre. Kari Hietalahti's portrayal of the hapless protagonist is both endearing and comical. Overall, 'The Hijack That Went South' is a delightful comedy that offers a refreshing break from conventional action films. The comedic elements shine brightest in this cinematic adventure. Rating: 5.5/10

See also

Django Unchained

The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King

Shutter Island

Batman Begins