In this case , the molecule is chiral because of the orientation of the groups. The two double bonds will make the groups on each side perpendicular to each other. Since you cannot draw a line to divide this molecule in half, it will be chiral. This is a special case of chirality though, as it does not contain any chiral carbons, but... the entire molecule would be considered chiral.
There are only 2 exceptions when it comes to chirality...
The compound shown here is called ALLENE, which is chiral (exception)
Another exception is BIPHENYL; which is also chiral...
the pi orbitals have to be perpendicular to each other in order to have two double bonds to the same carbon 👍 as the poster above me said, its an exception
One more exception: All Allenes are not chiral
Example: H2C=C=CH(CH3), since there are same atom to one of carbon center. Thus in this example, compound is not chiral.