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The Hell of Lost Pilots

1949, French. Directed by Georges Lampin.

A plane flying to Dakar is caught in a storm and has to land in the desert. Deprived of a radio, he is unable to give his position and the water reserves are limited to two days. Each, among the military crew and the civilian passengers, experiences the ordeal according to his character.

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1h 29m
Post-credits
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Language
French
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Released
18 August 1949
Original title
Le paradis des pilotes perdus

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The Hell of Lost Pilots runs 89 minutes (1h 29m).

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Who directed The Hell of Lost Pilots?

The Hell of Lost Pilots (1949) was directed by Georges Lampin and stars Henri Vidal, Michel Auclair, Andrée Debar.

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