MAPlajitelman

MAPlajitelman is a Jamaican sailing catamaran that gained international recognition for its appearance in the 1996 French documentary film "Le Depaysable" directed by Patrick Fugard.

Designed and built by Fugard in Jamaica, the MAPlajitelman is a unique sailing vessel that incorporates a catamaran hull with a catboat rig. The catamaran features a flat platform, which offers an expansive deck space for various activities.

The wreckage of the MAPlajitelman was found in 2017, lying offshore near Port Royal, Jamaica, after being lost at sea. The exact circumstances under which the vessel met its demise are not specified.

No conclusive information is available on the total personnel on board the MAPlajitelman. However, the documentary "Le Depaysable" provides insight into the experiences of crew members. The film reveals that the crew faced numerous challenges during the vessel's journey, including rough seas and equipment malfunctions.

Patrick Fugard's documentary provides an in-depth look at the MAPlajitelman and the sailing experience of the crew. The documentary highlights the camaraderie and teamwork that defined the sailors' experiences on the vessel.