Southwest Passage

Year: 1954

Runtime: 75 mins

Language: English

Director: Ray Nazarro

Western

The cavalry experiments with using camels in the American desert, while a surveyor, Arab camel drivers, and a pair of escaped bank robbers contend with Apache attacks and extreme thirst across a thousand‑mile journey. The film was originally shot in 3‑D.

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