24 February 1960 Drama 94 mins
The survivors of a forced landing progress in a hostile African bush.
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Georges Marchal as Fred Hersant
Françoise Rasquin as Hélène Vion
André Claveau as Bob Ballart
Nadine Alari as Myriam Frot
Jean-Pierre Kérien as Van Houcke
Jean-Pierre Zola as Bourderoux
Georges Tourreil as Governor
Maurice Bénard as Fred's friend
Jean Combal as Man who announces the disappearance of the plane
Lucien Callamand as Member of Bourderoux's office
Willy Rozier Director
Germany 22 June 1962
France 11 July 1979
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