Tarzan the Ape Man

In 1910, Jane Parker sets out to find her estranged father, James Parker, in West Africa. This journey marks the beginning of her quest for family amidst an unknown and perilous landscape.

While aboard a modest boat, Jane faces a terrifying incident when intoxicated sailors invade her cabin. In a moment of self-defense, she fires a shot, escalating the danger she faces on her journey.

Upon reaching her father's camp aboard a supply ship, Jane is struck by the resemblance she bears to her deceased mother, Elizabeth. This resemblance deeply impacts James, opening up old wounds from the past.

During dinner, Jane shares the devastating news of her mother's death and her feelings of abandonment towards James. This poignant moment reveals both longing and resentment as they confront their shared past.

James reveals his quest to find the fabled elephant graveyard, but Jane insists on joining him despite his concerns. Armed with a pistol, they venture into the dense jungle, determined to find the mythical location.

As they embark on their expedition, they face a daunting rock formation that tests their resolve. The adventure takes a tragic turn when a rope snaps, leading to the death of one of their workers, intensifying the stakes.

James presents Jane with a map from a Cairo museum, supposedly indicating the path to an ancient ivory graveyard. Although Jane is skeptical, they decide to continue their quest, driven by ambition and hope.

Seeking solitude for a refreshing swim, Jane's encounter with a lion turns dire, but is surprisingly interrupted by Tarzan's intervention. A chaotic rescue exposes the complexity of their situations and the challenges ahead.

As night falls, James decides to eliminate the perceived threat of Tarzan, while Jane feels a strange connection to him. Their conflicting views highlight the tension between civilization and the wild.

The situation escalates when the group is ambushed by a hostile tribe, leading to the kidnapping of Africa, James's local companion. This betrayal intensifies the growing conflict between James and Tarzan.

While trying to fill her canteen, Jane is seized by Tarzan, prompting a mix of alarm and intrigue. After firing a warning shot, Jane is thrust back into the dangers of the jungle, deepening her internal conflict.

After an exhilarating escape, Jane finds a moment of peace with Tarzan, tending to his wounds and discovering an unspoken bond. Their playful interactions hint at a connection that transcends language.

James, Holt, and a guide desperately search for Jane but soon fall victim to the same hostile tribe that captured Africa. Their search becomes a race against time to save Jane and confront their fears.

Captured and bound, James, Holt, and Jane are taken to the lair of the notorious Ivory King. In this dark moment, they face the grim reality of their situation as they prepare for imminent danger.

In a thrilling finale, Tarzan leads a daring rescue using a stampede of elephants. Amid the chaos, James is mortally wounded while saving Jane, leading to an emotional farewell and a heartfelt reconciliation.