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The African Queen

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During World War I, a quirky and heavy-drinking boat captain named Charlie Allnut finds himself in the remote African jungle, delivering supplies to a missionary outpost. There, he meets the rigid and determined Sister Rose Sayer, who has been left alone after the death of her brother. The symphony of flowers and chaos intertwines as the young woman becomes Charlie's last hope, as he seeks to give his life new purpose.

Together, these two opposing characters embark on a perilous journey along a treacherous river, facing the wild nature and the dangers that lurk amid the war. The spark between the gruff Charlie and the reserved Rose evolves into an unexpected relationship that challenges the social conventions of the time, as their mission transforms into a daring plan to attack German forces, intertwining their personal struggles with a new common cause.

As they progress, the adventure becomes an exploration of love and redemption. The chemistry between the protagonists, masterfully portrayed, is palpable, and their journey will teach them that even in the darkest moments, courage and human connection can shine brightly. With beautiful landscapes and a backdrop of historical tension, this captivating story is a reminder that life sometimes surprises us in the most unexpected places.

Media type
Movie
Year
1952
Director
John Huston
Writer
James Agee
John Huston
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
7.70
Service
Rotten tomatoes
Rating
96.00
Service
Metacritic
Rating
91.00
Actors
Humphrey Bogart
Katharine Hepburn
Robert Morley
Peter Bull
Theodore Bikel
Walter Gotell
Peter Swanwick
Richard Marner
Gender
Romance
Adventure
Country
United States
Producers
Sam Spiegel
John Woolf
Original title
The African Queen
Duration
105
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