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Nati Dinnar, Dir.- "Sabena Hijacking: My (Capt. Reginald Levy) Version," Israel Film Fest '15, L.A.

http://JooTube.TV At the Israel Film Festival premiere of "Sabena Hijacking: MY Version" docu-drama creator/producer Nati Dinnar and Yaron Lipschitz (pilot's grandson) discuss the 1972 event in their lives. "Sabena Hijacking: My Version" is a powerful, suspenseful docu-drama based on previously undiscovered audio recordings of the former pilot, Captain Reginald Levy. Captain Levy (now deceased) was in command of the Sabena Flight 571 from Brussels, Belgium to Tel Aviv, Israel on 8 May 1972, when it was hijacked by four members from the "Black September", the armed wing of Fatah or P.L.O. (Palestine Liberation Organization). The film finally shares the untold story of what exactly took place on the flight throughout 30 hours of nerve-wracking captivity. It channels the English pilot's impartial view of the events and elaborates on them with exclusive access to three, revered Israeli political leaders who were in charge of the rescue effort, as well as the only surviving hijacker, who tell their own story. Current Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu featured, alongside the other key political decision makers at the time, former Prime Minister Ehud Barak and former Prime Minister, President and Nobel Prize winner Shimon Peres. One of the four hijackers who was a girl of just 18 at the time, Ms. Therese Halsa, gives her version of events, following release from a 220 year prison sentence of which she served just 13 years. Sabena Hijacking My Version fuses candid interviews with archive material and dramatic reenactments of the tense scenes inside the aircraft and the control tower as Captain Levy was held at gunpoint. It takes viewers into the aircraft to witness the events first-hand as the hijackers threatened to explode hand grenades unless 300 prisoners were released. It also gives insight to the tense negotiations which eventually led to a heroic rescue operation during which a special unit of soldiers (disguised as technicians) stormed the plane. The result is a captivating, fast-paced film full of suspense, which poses significant political and historical questions that are not only still important, but have shaped the Israel of today.