
The Buzzard: The Cursed Pirate Gold
Original Title: “La Buse, l'or maudit des pirates”
Overview
A captivating dive into the brief yet bloody chronicles of the pirates of the Indian Ocean (1685–1730). This film brings to life the thrilling and tragic saga of "La Buse"—a French pirate from Calais with a dark, magnetic presence—as well as the enduring legend of his treasure, a fabulous hoard he is said to have once hidden on an island. Experts in maritime history and piracy, along with writers and local figures, weave a gripping narrative around these bloody chronicles.
Top Cast
David Erudel
Self / Taylor

Jean-Marie Le Clerre
Self / La Buse
Key Film Crew
Production Stats
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