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Wajan (1935)

Wajan, the son of Nudonk, a witch, is beset with difficulties. His mother is in ill favor with the Balinese natives who want to get rid of her, and the hand of Sari, a native chieftain's daughter, will not be his until this is accomplished. How he manages to save his mother and also win Sari is unfolded in the film.
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Wajan, the son of Nudonk, a witch, is beset with difficulties. His mother is in ill favor with the Balinese natives who want to get rid of her, and the hand of Sari, a native chieftain's daughter, will not be his until this is accomplished. How he manages to save his mother and also win Sari is unfolded in the film.

Rating:NR
Genre:Drama
Directed By:Friedrich Dalsheim
Written By:Friedrich Dalsheim, Walter Spies
In Theaters:11/1/1935
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Dalsheim / Plessen Produktion

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