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The Man Who Tried to Steal an Island

2013, English. Directed by Benjamin Sutton.

Out in the English Channel is the tiny island of Sark, in August 1990, a French Physicist attempted a bizarre one man invasion attempt on the island. This is his story.

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Released
5 October 2013
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The Man Who Tried to Steal an Island (2013) was directed by Benjamin Sutton and stars Derek Jacobi, Joshua Crisp.

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