Tokoloshe (1971)
A young African boy is rescued from a witchdoctor's death curse. He travels to the big city where a blind white man becomes his protector.
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A young African boy is rescued from a witchdoctor's death curse. He travels to the big city where a blind white man becomes his protector.
Rating:G
Genre:Drama
Written By:Peter Prowse
In Theaters:10/1/1971
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:S.A. Film Studios
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