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Flint is a paraplegic living in the Congo who controls a guarded jungle compound through fear, supplies, staged magic, and violence. He has spent eighteen years plotting revenge against Gregg, abusing...
Tula is Flint's fiancée and assists him in performing the staged magic tricks that make local people believe he has supernatural powers. She remains connected to Flint's scheme and later escapes throu...
Kingsland is a cynical, drug-addicted doctor who arrives at Flint's compound and falls in love with Ann. Flint has him placed in leech-infested swamp water to hasten his sobriety, then relies on him t...
Gregg is Flint's former enemy, the man who injured Flint's spine and ran away with Flint's wife. Summoned to the compound after Flint steals his ivory shipments, Gregg is forced to confront Flint and...
Hogan is one of Flint's thugs and serves as an operative in Flint's revenge plan. He travels to Cape Town disguised as a missionary, persuades Ann to leave the convent, and brings her toward Gregg and...
Ann is Gregg's daughter, though Flint later discovers that she is actually his own child. Raised in a convent, she becomes an alcoholic after captivity and forced prostitution in Zanzibar, then is abu...
Fuzzy is Flint's loyal native associate and helps enforce Flint's authority around the jungle compound. Acting under Flint's orders, he patrols the surrounding area and kills Gregg when Gregg attempts...
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Flint needs Kingsland sober to operate on him and has the doctor restrained in a leech-infested swamp to force sobriety.
Fuzzy is loyal to Flint and patrols the jungle under Flint's order to shoot Gregg if he attempts to leave.
After Kingsland arrives at the camp, he and Ann fall in love. They later travel together on a riverboat and await their marriage.
Ann is initially believed to be Gregg's daughter, and Gregg later arrives at Flint's compound because Flint has summoned him.
Gregg reveals that Ann is actually Flint's daughter, stunning Flint after years of revenge against Gregg.
Hogan is described as one of Flint's thugs, and Flint sends him to Cape Town to bring Ann to the compound.
Tula is identified as Flint's fiancée and assists him with his staged magic tricks.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
When Flint remains behind, Fuzzy guides Ann, Kingsland, Tula, and another camp member through an escape tunnel to the swamp.
After Gregg ignores Flint's warning and leaves the compound, Fuzzy kills him.
Hogan disguises himself as a missionary in Cape Town and convinces Ann to leave with him to see Gregg.
Flint spends 18 years plotting revenge against Gregg, whom he blames for crushing his spine and running away with his wife.
A crippled man's revenge collapses when he discovers that the abused daughter at its center is his own child.
Directed by William J. Cowen
Kongo (1932) · 6.4/10 · adventure, drama, horror
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