Last Hijacking

A wealthy businessman's wife is kidnapped by a gang planning a heist. As the police investigate, the wife finds herself becoming increasingly sympathetic to her captors, particularly their leader. The situation escalates as loyalties shift and the stakes are raised, leading to a dramatic confrontation.

While "Last Hijacking" (also known as "The Red Handed") was a moderate crime thriller, it received mixed reviews upon its release. Critics often cited its predictable plot and uneven pacing, though some praised the performances, particularly Joan Collins, and the film's atmospheric tension.

• A tense but somewhat formulaic crime drama.

• Joan Collins delivers a compelling performance.

• The film's suspenseful elements are undercut by a predictable narrative.

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The film was also released under the title "The Red Handed".