The Lost World

Year: 1000

Runtime: 150 mins

Language: English

Director: Stuart Orme

Drama

Professor Challenger returns from a South American expedition claiming to have shot a living pterosaur. Skeptical colleagues, including Professor Summerlee and the scientific establishment, dismiss his find as a fraud. Undeterred, hunter John Roxton and journalist Edward Malone join forces to mount an expedition and verify the creature’s existence.

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