Nabonga

Nabonga

Year: 1944

Runtime: 71 mins

Language: English

Director: Sam Newfield

AdventureMysteryCrime

A treasure hunter hunting for a crashed aircraft deep in the African jungle meets the grown‑up daughter of a passenger, a white‑skinned woman who now rules the jungle with the mysterious power called ‘Nabonga.’ She is fiercely defended by a loyal gorilla companion, and the hunter’s search for hidden treasure forces him into her dangerous domain.

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