One Little Indian

Year: 1973

Runtime: 90 mins

Language: English

Director: Bernard McEveety

ComedyWesternFamily

The story follows an army trooper who deserts his post and, with Rosie—a determined camel—escapes across the desert alongside a white boy raised by Indians. Their unlikely partnership leads to comic mishaps as they flee through harsh sands, confronting the absurdity of their situation.

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