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So This Is Africa

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In a world where stereotypes and adventure intertwine, a group of Americans arrives in Africa on a journey to find a friend's dog that got lost while they were exploring the jungle. Their quest turns into a hilarious collage of absurd situations and cultural misunderstandings. As the protagonists delve into the heart of the continent, they encounter a series of eccentric characters, from local tribes with their own traditions and customs to fortune hunters seeking more than mere riches.

As the search for the dog becomes increasingly chaotic, the protagonists must cope with their own lack of common sense and the surprises that the jungle has in store for them. From wild encounters with animals to situations that defy logic, the group finds themselves caught in a sea of falls, misunderstandings, and laughter. Although the initial intention was simply to retrieve a dog, they end up discovering much more about friendship, cultural respect, and a new outlook on life.

With a light and comedic tone, the plot reflects an era where cinema often immerses itself in the creation of fantastical and exotic worlds, where exploration is not only physical but also hilariously emotional. The story becomes a reflection on how sometimes the best adventures can be found in the most unexpected places, and that, in the end, the journey matters more than the destination.

Media type
Movie
Year
1933
Director
Edward F. Cline
Writer
Norman Krasna
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
6.50
Actors
Robert Woolsey
Bert Wheeler
Raquel Torres
Esther Muir
Berton Churchill
Henry Armetta
Spencer Charters
Henry Armetta
Eddie Clayton
Patricia Douglas
Charles Gemora
Juanita Moore
Clarence Moorehouse
Gender
Comedy
Adventure
Country
United States
Original title
So This Is Africa
Duration
65
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