Amidst the Vietnam War, a charismatic medevac pilot manipulates both sides, creating a chaotic black-market haven while evading capture in a comedy of audacious schemes and unexpected alliances.

SYNOPSIS:

Set against the backdrop of the Vietnam War in 1970 (not political nor combat-oriented; the war is merely a backdrop), The Dutchman follows the misadventures of Dutch, a maverick U.S. Army medevac helicopter pilot known for his daring maneuvers and penchant for clandestine dealings. When a routine mission goes awry, he finds himself stranded in a remote highland village in Vietnam, far from the familiar comforts to which he had become accustomed.

As Dutch grapples with the reality of his predicament, he discovers that the village is a tranquil haven untouched by the ravages of war. Determined to keep it this way, he hatches a wild scheme to prevent the impending conflict from encroaching upon the villagers' peaceful way of life. With his quick wit and resourcefulness, he enlists the help of the villagers in a series of outlandish schemes and hilarious antics, all in a bid to outsmart the forces of war and preserve the tranquility of the village.