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Prisoner of the Jungle
The survivors of a forced landing progress in a hostile African bush.
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The survivors of a forced landing progress in a hostile African bush.
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Genre:Drama
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Runtime:94 minutes
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Cast
Willy Rozier
Director
Georges Marchal
Fred Hersant
Françoise Rasquin
Hélène Vion
André Claveau
Bob Ballart
Nadine Alari
Myriam Frot
Jean-Pierre Kérien
Van Houcke
Jean-Pierre Zola
Bourderoux
Fernand Rauzéna
Georges Tourreil
Governor
Maurice Bénard
Fred's friend
Richard Flagey
Jean Combal
Man who announces the disappearance of the plane
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