Carlos Ghosn: The Last Flight - Trailer
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 พ.ค. 2021
- In December 2019, Carlos Ghosn - the former CEO of the Renault-Nissan Alliance charged with various financial crimes - stunned the world by fleeing Japan in an escape worthy of a Hollywood thriller. What triggered his downfall from celebrated industry leader to international fugitive? Ghosn claims that he fell victim to a conspiracy involving Nissan executives and members of the Japanese government, but the charges against him are hard to ignore. Through interviews, archival footage, and exclusive access to Carlos Ghosn and his wife Carole, Nick Green’s documentary draws a portrait of a fascinating character, shedding light on this complex and multilayered story while also divulging new details on his spectacular escape to Lebanon.
Carlos Ghosn: The Last Flight screens as part of our Into the World strand in the 2021 Sheffield DocFest Programme.
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I am from Saudi Arabia, and I hold deep respect for Mr. Carlos for his hard work and dedication in saving both companies from bankruptcy. His relentless efforts and strategic vision have not only revived these companies but also set them on a path to sustained success. His leadership and commitment are truly commendable, and his impact on the business world is undeniable.
However, it is unfortunate that the Japanese were not fair to him, pushing him to take drastic measures to escape an unjust situation. Despite his contributions, he faced significant challenges that overshadowed his achievements.
A genius of a businessman like most Lebanese, he saved Nissan, Michelin and that mediocre car Renault, well done Mr Ghosn for screwing them all for their envy, injustice and trumped up accusations .
You can't be objective when your first sentense is "A genius of businessman like most Lebanese"
What did you say save ? Of course thats carlos duty to work in nissan😂his a genius thief of company
Blah blah blah
@@gto861 🤣🤣🤣accept the truth allah is watching you ang ghosn your idol🤣maybe your character too like ghosn😜🤣
Lebanon is indeed the birthplace of most of the world's great companies.
"his ambitions got him burnt at the end" absolutely not. THIS.IS.CARLOS. long live King Carlos!!!! Nobody touches Carlos
I just watched this whole film on BBC. There were many scenes edited to go against Carlos. Also some of the people in the video clearly were against Carlos and wer complicit like Ben Dooley who lives and works in Japan for the New york times. Louis Schweiter (former Renault CEO) also had a motive to say damaging things about Carlos as Renault essentially wanted to oust him. Also why did Nissan allow Grey Kelly to participate in this film? They are always so secretive about the case etc. Since he is also held in Japan under bogus charges. I bet they cut a deal with Kelly that if he said damaging things about Carlos they would give him a lighter sentence.
The real corruption here in the case is Japan itself. They have revealed what a corrupt justice system they have and how racist of a country they are where a foreign CEO of a Japanese company is not accepted. I will never set foot in Japan or spend one cent of my money in that country.
This is what you call racist. Japan is great.
@@Aerolandaircraft Japan calls all white people 'Gaijins' which means "outsider", "alien". But you claim I was being racist? Pffftt....
No duh! Look at ww2......
The film gives some airtime to people who don’t like Carlos as a person. Carlos himself reviewed the film before it was published and didn’t ask the director for anything to be removed. Most of the bad stuff in the film is just people saying they didn’t like him for some dumb reason.
Watched this bizarre film and I have no doubt that the new gold digging 'trophy wife' is the one pulling the strings behind the scenes.... Carlos was a devoted family man with a very successful career and respected by his peers, until he met that woman. Carole Nahas Marsh was a nobody, from nowhere, and she was hell bent on living like royalty no matter what (or who) she had to do. She met this lonely and exhausted guy, that worked 24/7 and had no life and was due for a mid life crisis. She manipulated Carlos to leave his family and organised her flashy wedding at Versailles palace, then quickly spent his money on a very flashy lifestyle with mansions all over the world. (You can be sure Carlos had no time or any interest in spending his money on an over the top luxurious lifestyle and showing off to the world... that is something a typical gold digging woman would do and I have no doubt that when the money in his bank account got low, she threatened to leave him. He then found a way to give her money from the company bank account, in order to shut her up.)
i got mad respect for Sir Carlos
Carlos Slim?
This is gonna be a hard slap to Japan and for France who abandoned Carlos for fear of Japans irate,
In the west, a company is just a company; an entity for providing products and having a return on investment. The purchase of Budweiser by the Belgians or the purchase of Volvo by the Chinese comes to mind. It may have stung the locals a bit, but nothing beyond that. In Japan, however, companies are an extension of their culture and the purchase of a Japanese institution such as Nissan by a "foreign entity" was a definite no-go... even if it would have garnered them greater profit than what they could achieve on their own.
This was the reason for Japan's success and is now probably the reason for its slowdown. In a globally competitive world being a nationalist is a zero-sum game.
I think you’ll agree that companies in other countries can also be a symbol of national pride. Apple, Microsoft, Google, etc. The US uses data from these companies for national security purposes. I think if a foreign power tried to exercise greater control over any of the companies I named the US wouldn’t be a big fan either. The US putting an extradition request for Huawei CFO gives off the same fishy vibe as the Carlos Ghosn case.
@@muhali3 The interesting thing is the initial unspoken framework of the posters in this and other videos about the Ghosn case. Broadly speaking, the pro-Japan side are looking from a social ethics point of view; while the pro-legalist side are looking at it from a largely judicial perspective.
The pro-legalist perspective causes them to arrive at the conclusion Ghosn's *technically* and legally innocent, even though his appetite's very tasteless and tone deaf. They're not saying Ghosn's not immoral, just technically innocent; and that the Japanese concocted a ploy to oust him and stop the merger.
The pro-Japaners' perspective causes them to arrive at the conclusion Ghosn's very unjapanese salary of several million USD (for a CEO of a japanese company) and his lavish expenses as paid for by Nissan being not only utterly tasteless and tone deaf, but violate Japanese social ethics. And his attempt to unify Nissan with Renault was the final big social no-no which crossed the line thereby necessitating the ploy. "The ends justifies the means" for the pro-Japaners.
@@averageguitarist3631I don't think there is anything wrong with your reply there. The only point I differ on is that I don't think this is a uniquely Japanese issue. I think other countries are capable of the same (as in the Huawei CFO case, where the US govt is charging her with BS simply because they don't like how much power Huawei has).
@@muhali3 You're more correct than you think. Nationalism is a very broad term and can encompass (or exclude) different concepts to different societies. Japan and the US are nationalistic in different ways.
Japan's nationalism regards social cohesion and vanguardism: doing things the Japanese way (Ghosn's plans threatened this had the merger completed); this has been the source of their wealth. They have few natural resources, how else are they suppose to sell themselves?
While in the US, whatever transactions which doesn't impede in maintaining political superpower or doesn't pose potential state security risk, Washington will not care (the opposite is, of course, implicit). And frankly, neither do the vast majority of Americans (which goes back to my original post).
What the US cares about, Japan not so much; and vice versa.
hmm interesting argument here from japan supporter, so why japan not release their own story and doc ?
Nissan counted losses 2 years in a row after his arrest, I guess we'll be seeing documentary of the Rise and fall of Nissan, and how was this framed case the last nail in the coffin.
Why don't you make a story of your hate spreading false messenger, Ahmed???
if this gonna be documentary why you didnt put some premiere date and where it will be available?
It's premiering at the Sheffield Internation Doc festival on June 9th
I watched your documentary, but there is A LOT MISSING, 3rd episode was interesting. You left a lot out, you did not mention how he also bought Mitsubishi Motors and how Fiat Chrysler in the final days of when they were to buy the full alliance not sure why you did not mention this at all, when it was the final part of the tale as to why Nissan outed him specifically for wanting to remain domesticated, even though he saved their company being bankrupt. and being powerful.. You also did not specify any of the car models he helped make and bring back, such as creating the Leaf electric car, self driving cars and many others.. also with the Nissan Taxi deal in New York.. so many key information you left out..
You also have a lot of irrelevant mundane people talking.. You should have directed it better Nick Green.. have more detailed insight in his life, you did have good footage and did part insight in his earlier days at Nissan, but more could have been expanded upon.. You also directed it with foreigners lens into Japans society, without knowing much detail.. Firstly it is vague to not think that hey the CFO and Accountants handle all the financials.. there's also outside accountants. so HOW exactly can a CEO manipulate their salaries?? especially if it is a publicly traded company... where is the logic in that, especially if it is all public knowledge.. Also corrupt corruption with local Japanese companies is an everyday occurrence, if you watch Japanese news you will see it first hand.. and they usually get a slap on the wrist..
You should also interview two other people Michael Woodford who was the former British CEO at the Olympus Tokyo HQ, who was fired for being a whistleblower, but much more was behind the scenes and also Takafumi Horie of Livedoor, who was obliterated form his company Livedoor for purchasing FujiTV and being one of Japan's biggest scandals.
Also you should of brought into account, similar situations has occurred in Mazda, when Ford owned the majority of Mazda at one time and Mazda did everything in their power to oust Ford's share in the company in the late 90s /early 2000s
In addition to Volkswagen buying a stake in Suzuki and Suzuki's CEO did everything in his power to oust VW's stake in the company and accomplished that..
Also after WWII the US wrote their constitution, corporate laws and taxation laws, so it is obvious, that there is a lot of bs due to ousting the alliance in the shareholders of Nissan's favor and for nationalism...
He IS innocent, they did not want Nissan to be globalized with Renault nor Fiat-Chrysler, had they gone to Fiat Chrysler, they would of been the third or second largest after Toyota and GM..Under Ghosn, he brought Nissan out of bankruptcy, Renault saved them, and he also bought out Mitsubishi Motors and brought electric cars, self driving cars and instead they wanted to be domesticated and needed a scapegoat which was Carlos to kick out and bring back to being a domesticated car company.. He loved Japan and lived there since the 90s.. also where is the CFO and accountants.. how can anyone claim their own pay from a publicly traded company, where everything is in the public domain.. LOGIC
how to watch this
Best comment EVER❤️
he pops up in Lebanon before they knew he was missing!
Best of Luck Carlos and Carole! Lebanon is proud of youuu.. such an inspiring person. We cant wait to watch this
Not all. I am not
More like the best scammer
You're proud of con artists??? 🤣🤣🤣why don't you ask this couple to leave that pink house Nissan owns? 😐they've got seriously huge nerves to live there. You should even be embarrassed for that this couple is so shameless
@@user-wr9lh4ly1n Not nerves.... BALLS :) Free Carlos.
@@user-wr9lh4ly1n well, it belongs to Carlos as agreed in their contract that even after he goes for retirement he could still have it. Watch the full interview at Sarde after Dinner and you will know more about this
I am glad he escaped.
Does anyone know the name of the song at the end of the movie?
I'm from Lebanon and i respect this king!👑🇱🇧
Where i can watch this? Without VPN, registration, in free access??!
Lebanon maybe? 😂
As superstar CEO, he was French. Now as fugitive, he became Brazilian /Lebanese decendent again... 😴
The French has a very proven track record of disowning stars when they fall.
I'll be the first to watch this. Carlos and I both share the same shitty experience in jail (albeit his was a lot longer than mine)
You where in jail in Japan?
@@netoe2983 I was. During the last part of 2013. i was released on Christmas if you can believe it.
@@lady_k5588 Sorry you had to live throgh that.
@@lady_k5588
What's the case
@@missplainjane3905 International drug smuggling, although I was completely innocent of the charges, It took me a long time to prove my innocence.
where can one watch this? I tried to go to the site, but it seems one needed to see it on that specific date ? I would gladly pay for a copy. Where could i get one ?
@@husseintakch8551 Hi Hussein , I just looked on shahid and its not there , is it only available in certain countries ?
@@husseintakch8551 unfortunately not available in Australia I just checked the link 😭
@@husseintakch8551 Sorry, this content is only available for Shahid VIP users
@@TheDIMONART yes exactly
@@husseintakch8551 So, it`s not available. And you should notice that!
THIS Comes out tomorrow!
Go! Ghosn Go!
Carlos is innocent... He's the reason the company still exists in the first place.... #freecarlos
lets go champ
Quanto custou a fuga?
$1.3 million
Bem menos que os BILHÕES de prejuízo que a Nissan e a Renault estão tomando sem o gênio dele pra tocar a boiada🤣
This had potential to be great. But I was infuriated with it in that English subtitles were not provided for significant foreign conversations. A great story line, but overall a bit of a disappointment for the reasons outlined.
As someone who grew up watching Japanese cartoons and admiring their culture I have to say that every day I have less and less respect for Japan and their people.
You should check out how they kidnap their videogame designers. And hold the families hostage of competing gaming systems. cough cough SEGA
In the Revenge of The Electric Car Documentary, he was one of the first to introduce electric cars, you can see him announce it on:
th-cam.com/video/GXJnS9RgKsg/w-d-xo.html
That's where I first heard of him. Didn't realize all of this happened to him until now, as I was thinking about that movie and wondering what happened to him and Nissan, since Nissan doesn't ever seem to be talked about anymore concerning EV's, which seemed very strange to me considering how early in the game they were thanks to Carlos. Now I want to see this movie.
@@AlphaCrucis I wrote a long detailed comment, on my other comments. Nissan is corrupt and wanted to destroy him and to avoid the alliance. The documentary is actually vague and flawed. Cause it does not address the CFO or Accountants... they claim he manipulated his pay check... um isn't the CFO and Accountants handling his pay.. and it is a publicly traded company so everything is in the public domain.. so many flaws and no logic. Anyways read my other comment :P
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France cannot protect their own industry, France cannot protect Carlos?
Our President Macron is so useless. It would never happened with Marine LePen.
I am french, i am very upset by our politics full of sh*t. they don't understand Japan culture, France ambassy in Japan is useless.
Also Ghosn sacrified himself for the sake of french employment, now that he left, Renault is closing assembly sites. It would never happened with Ghosn has he offered electric vehicles project 15 years ago...
So please now face the truth, let him come back in France where he belongs give him a medal of honor for service for the country, and let him enjoy his retirement that he deserves...
Nobody was guilty or innocent in here,it's just plain dog eat dog situation however i do support his successful escape from Japan.
It'd be much more interesting if the producer interviews Mike and Peter Taylor for this film though it could cause problems with Ghosn. Mike Taylor says Ghosn's stories were full of lies. The detention center in Japan has been respectful and never tortured Taylors unlike Ghosn's statement, and US DOJ knew Japanese jails won't torture that is why they decided to extradite Taylors to Japan. As soon as Ghosn got out of the musical box on the airplane Mike felt Ghosn started showing arrogance and never said thank you to Mike. Taylors helped Ghosn because Ghosn lied and insisted that he has been tortured in Japanese detention center and it's absolutely not illegal to help Ghosn escape from Japan.
So, the UN's investigation into Ghosn's treatment by the Japanese authorities is all lies too is it?
@T That doesn't sound like Ghosn at all. You really think he said that?
Never said thank you??
Taylor got PAID millions of dollars!
Or u really think Taylor got him out of Japan because he has a good heart??
aims justify means ! Its Smart
@@geoff850 It is. You should see Japan's answer to that UN statement. UN makes a lot of mistakes from hearing only one side story, not just this case but with other countries as well. UN is not even useful these days I'm sure you don't seem to know that? Why do you only believe what Ghosn or UN say but not Taylors? Because you have a big name like Ghosn or UN never means they don't lie or make mistakes
Nissan cars piss me off. I bought a brand new Nissan car in 2004. I bought a Nissan Truck in 2007, the truck was 1 year old. I called the dealer the other day, I was told " Oh, we don't repair any Nissans older than 2010 years.". Really. You SELL older Nissans!. What BS. That's the thanks I get for loyalty. I don't care what happens to Nissan. We bought a new Honda Pilot.
But you can't escape from the truth.
ما طار طير و ارتفع الا كما طار وقع!
Watched this bizarre film and I have no doubt that the new gold digging 'trophy wife' is the one pulling the strings behind the scenes.... Carlos was a devoted family man with a very successful career and respected by his peers, until he met that woman. Carole Nahas Marsh was a nobody, from nowhere, and she was hell bent on living like royalty no matter what (or who) she had to do. She met this lonely and exhausted guy, that worked 24/7 and had no life and was due for a mid life crisis. She manipulated Carlos to leave his family and organised her flashy wedding at Versailles palace, then quickly spent his money on a very flashy lifestyle with mansions all over the world. (You can be sure Carlos had no time or any interest in spending his money on an over the top luxurious lifestyle and showing off to the world... that is something a typical gold digging woman would do and I have no doubt that when the money in his bank account got low, she threatened to leave him. He then found a way to give her money from the company bank account, in order to shut her up.)
なんかカッコいいけど、なんの予告編なんだろう？
ゴーンが計画してる映画だよ
A movie to put japanese justice and culture in shame and put back the truth about foreigner investment in japan.
@@buhaohao1972 the other way sir LOL. You will see French prosecutors will even sue him for money laundering in the middle east. Good luck
Guilty 😜😂
Noo
また自由民主党の家畜が現れた
I hope Japan catch u Carlos u will go to gail again ✌