01 January 1916 49 mins
This film of an expedition to Borneo claims to be the first motion picture taken in Borneo. Footage includes diamond fields in Dutch Borneo, scenes of dancing, pig sacrifice, rituals, warriors, hunters, medicine men & women and feasts.
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United Kingdom 01 January 1916
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