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A tough American colonist leading a safari to capture escaped murderer Abel McCracken, whose actions threaten Gale's holdings by inciting the Nukumbi. Along the way, Gale rescues Peggy and two orphane...
One of the survivors of a Nukumbi raid whom John Gale rescues while leading his safari. Dan is secretly the brother of Abel McCracken, the escaped murderer Gale is pursuing. This hidden family connect...
An escaped murderer pursued by John Gale on a safari in the British colonial region adjoining German East Africa. McCracken is inciting the Nukumbi tribe and endangering Gale's holdings. He is secretl...
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Dan Harder is secretly identified as McCracken's brother.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Gale rescues Dan Harder as one of four survivors of a Nukumbi raid.
John Gale leads a safari to capture Abel McCracken, an escaped murderer. Their conflict culminates in a man-to-man combat.
A colonial safari to capture an escaped murderer becomes entangled with tribal unrest, land ambition, survival, and a hidden brotherhood.
Directed by André de Toth
Tanganyika (1954) · 8.3/10 · action, adventure, drama
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