01 January 1958 20 mins
The curious image of figure and the name "Mingoloo" comes to an artist in a dream. Short film directed by Theodore Zichy.
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Anthony F. Page as Mark
Therese Burton as Linda
Reed De Rouen as Leventa
Jane Rieger as Milly
Gordon Bell as Detective
United Kingdom 01 January 1958
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