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Stolen Seas delivers all the excitement conjured up by the word "pirate" without displaying any of the childish pageantry that typifies the world of fictional pirates. The life of a pirate, the life of dealing with pirates, and the experience of being taken by pirates (and hoping for the release of loved ones taken by pirates) are presented as sobering, agonizing, and unpredictable. From Denmark to Somaliland to Estonia to the Philippines, the film presents a real life intertwining of seemingly unrelated environments and existences à la Babel. It makes the point that piracy can neither be valorized nor treated as sheer predatory lawlessness, but rather is an inevitable response to the disregard and exploitation to which parts of the inhabited world are subjected. I don't want to go into more detail--watching as the film gradually pieces together these dynamic layers of history and geo-politics is quite exhilarating. Highly recommend!
