The Wild Women Of Wongo (1958) - (Adventure, Comedy, Drama) - video Dailymotion

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Unrated | 1h 12min | Adventure, Comedy, Drama   On the tropical island of Wongo, a tribe of beautiful women discover that the other side of the island is inhabited by a tribe of handsome men. They also discover that a tribe of evil ape men live on the island, too, and the ape men are planning a raid on the tribe in order to capture mates.    Director: James L. Wolcott    Writer: Cedric Rutherford (screenplay)    Stars: Jean Hawkshaw, Mary Ann Webb and Candé Gerrard

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00:01:00I am Mother Nature, designer of all the things you see, hear, smell, taste, and touch.

00:01:29All the things you see, and all the things you are.

00:01:33For millions of years, Father Time and I have worked hand in hand to make the world a better place to live in.

00:01:41All things considered, we think we've done fairly well.

00:01:45We have made our mistakes.

00:01:47There was one about 10,000 years ago when we tried a topsy-turvy experiment with the human race.

00:01:56At that time, in a village called Wongo, we made all the women beautiful, and all the men brutes.

00:02:03We put all the handsome men in the tribe of Goona, many days' march to the south.

00:02:09And we made the Goona girls, well, not beautiful.

00:02:14It didn't work.

00:02:16Why?

00:02:17The wild women of Wongo.

00:05:17King of Wongo, why do you come to the temple of the Dragon God?

00:05:42The maidens of Wongo are ready for marriage.

00:05:45I come to ask you and the God to receive them.

00:05:49We will ask the great dragon.

00:05:55Come!

00:06:55Come!

00:07:24Come!

00:07:53Come!

00:08:23Come!

00:08:46Stop!

00:09:09Hush!

00:09:10They bit me!

00:09:12Hush!

00:09:24Hush!

00:09:25Down!

00:09:26On you!

00:09:33Where have you been?

00:09:36Get who you are!

00:09:37All of you!

00:10:05All of you!

00:10:20All of you!

00:10:41All of you!

00:11:09Harko brings you the kill.

00:11:11It is good.

00:11:13His father will buy you tonight.

00:11:22Harko takes his kill to Omu.

00:11:24My father buys Omu for me tonight.

00:11:30Harko!

00:11:32Harko!

00:11:57Harko!

00:12:08A stranger!

00:12:12I have never seen a man from another village.

00:12:15Get into the hut.

00:12:42He carries the wing of the White Bird of Peace.

00:12:59Oh, this is like a dream I've had.

00:13:02I never could have dreamed of a man like that.

00:13:06Are you certain it's a man?

00:13:08I have a feeling it makes me certain.

00:13:10What?

00:13:11What?

00:13:12What?

00:13:13What?

00:13:16It's a man.

00:13:18It must be.

00:13:20Oh, no.

00:13:21It's a god, I'm sure.

00:13:23Oh, they must have killed him.

00:13:52Fathers of Wongo, my name is Engor.

00:14:01I come in peace.

00:14:03Be in peace.

00:14:05I come to speak the words of my father, King of Guna.

00:14:09We will hear the words of the King of Guna.

00:14:16Sit.

00:14:25Have you eaten?

00:14:26No, I am hungry.

00:14:29Bring food.

00:14:38We will hear the words from the King of Guna.

00:14:41My father has fear.

00:14:43Fear?

00:14:44What gives him fear?

00:14:48We will both take it.

00:14:49I will take it.

00:14:50I will take it.

00:14:51You do not yet give orders to the King's daughter, uncle.

00:14:57The tribe of many men come in big canoes, bringing war to the coast.

00:15:11Here we go.

00:15:19Bring it up.

00:15:20Bring it up.

00:15:21Bring it up.

00:15:31If you are hungry, stranger, eat.

00:15:34I have never seen a woman like this before.

00:15:37She is like any other.

00:15:39She is not like those in Guna.

00:15:41Give him the food.

00:15:56Enwongo, you do not touch a maiden who is not yours.

00:16:00Omu, go.

00:16:07Now give us the words from the King of Guna.

00:16:10There is a strange tribe of men.

00:16:12Some say they are like apes.

00:16:15From where do the ape men come?

00:16:17From the sea.

00:16:18No men live in the sea.

00:16:20These people have big canoes.

00:16:21They come by night.

00:16:23Next day they have gone, leaving many dead.

00:16:25We have seen no ape men.

00:16:27We have heard of no ape men.

00:16:29You know these things now.

00:16:30I have given you my father's words.

00:16:32Why does the King of Guna wish us to know these things?

00:16:36My father fears the ape men will come to Guna.

00:16:39Wango does not fear.

00:16:41King of Wango, the ape men will come.

00:16:43If not today, at some time.

00:16:45We do not fear.

00:16:48My father wishes you and all of Wango to come to the village of Guna.

00:16:52There is much food.

00:16:54You have brave young men and so have we.

00:16:57It is true.

00:16:58Our men are brave.

00:17:00With your men and our men we can kill the ape men.

00:17:03Are there many like you in Guna?

00:17:05Are you the strongest?

00:17:07I came because I am my father's son.

00:17:09I bring his words.

00:17:11Many in Guna are stronger than I.

00:17:14Do all the men of Guna also have women's skin?

00:17:21If the young man thinks he can puncture my skin, he may try.

00:17:24He is young.

00:17:26Perhaps a little foolish to stay with love.

00:17:29Do you have more words from your father, the King of Guna?

00:17:33Only that your journey there should be taken quickly.

00:17:40We will give you the words for your father tomorrow.

00:17:43Mako!

00:17:45The stranger tonight will sleep in the hut of the young men.

00:17:48If harm comes to him, we will have your life.

00:17:52You have commanded.

00:18:02THE END

00:18:20I saw such a man once in my youth.

00:18:23In the forest.

00:18:25I killed him.

00:18:27Good.

00:18:29We will talk.

00:18:33THE END

00:18:36Will he stay in Wango, do you think?

00:18:39If I can find a way to keep him, what way can there be?

00:18:45I know a way.

00:18:47Do not even say that. The Dragon God will be angry.

00:18:50I would keep him, even if that happened.

00:18:53You have seen our foolish women.

00:18:55We have all seen.

00:18:57We have been ashamed.

00:18:59He has ashamed us before this man with a woman's skin.

00:19:01But a man's body.

00:19:03We do not have women's faces.

00:19:05And I would not want one.

00:19:06We are men.

00:19:07And if we went to Guna, we should find our women running after men like him.

00:19:10As for me, I would rather fight ape men.

00:19:13I have seen no ape men.

00:19:15Do we know that there are ape men?

00:19:17I do not know it.

00:19:18This is a trick.

00:19:20If the King of Guna wanted our women,

00:19:22how could he get them more easily

00:19:24than to send his son with some wild story to get them to his village?

00:19:28And we ourselves die there under Guna's spear.

00:19:31That would be easy.

00:19:33Does anyone disagree?

00:19:36Okay.

00:19:37Do we go to Guna?

00:19:39We do not go.

00:19:41That will be our answer.

00:19:43If we do not go, we do not have to send any words at all.

00:19:47If this man leaves here alive, our foolish women will never forget him.

00:19:50That's true.

00:19:52You speak words of wisdom.

00:19:54But I have given my word that no harm shall come to him tonight.

00:19:59It would be better done in the morning,

00:20:01when the maidens stand ready to go to the temple.

00:20:03Then they shall see him die and never forget that he is dead.

00:20:07That is wise.

00:20:09Is it agreed?

00:20:10Agreed.

00:20:12I do not like to kill a man who comes with a whitebird's wing.

00:20:16With this man, it must be.

00:20:20In the morning.

00:20:21Let us eat.

00:20:25Quack, quack, quack, quack, quack, quack, quack, quack, quack.

00:20:28Quack, shoot, John.

00:20:30Shoot, John.

00:20:49Why did the stranger come, father?

00:20:52He brought words from his father, the king of Guna.

00:20:55His father is a king.

00:20:57So he tells us.

00:21:00I suppose Akko's father wants to go after me tonight.

00:21:04I expect him.

00:21:06Will you give me to Akko?

00:21:08Of course.

00:21:09Father.

00:21:10Yes?

00:21:11It is unwise for me to say it.

00:21:15What?

00:21:18His father is a king.

00:21:21Could you not arrange to give me to the stranger?

00:21:24What?

00:21:25Marriage to a stranger is treason to your people.

00:21:28A sacrilege to the gods.

00:21:29It is just cause for death.

00:21:31Women have been carried away in war and married to strangers,

00:21:34even against their wills, and have not died.

00:21:36Not women of Wongo.

00:21:38Go inside.

00:21:39And do not come out again until the morning

00:21:41when you and the maidens go to the temple of the dragon god.

00:21:46Hey, take it easy.

00:21:48Hey, take it easy.

00:21:51Oh.

00:21:57This bag?

00:21:58It is nothing.

00:22:00It contains only the finest shells that I've been able to gather in a long life.

00:22:04My daughter is hardly worth so much.

00:22:06She is worth much more, but this is all I have.

00:22:09Will you accept them?

00:22:11I am happy to accept them for my daughter.

00:22:13Your son Akko is good.

00:22:15Akko will build your daughter a hut before she returns from the temple.

00:22:19I'm sure Akko will build a good hut.

00:22:23I am made proud by the marriage of my son to a king's daughter.

00:22:28The god has given me no son.

00:22:30You are second in Wongo.

00:22:33It suits me well that your son and my daughter will rule someday.

00:22:37They will rule well.

00:22:40I ask a favor.

00:22:42I grant it without knowing what it is.

00:22:45In the morning, let it be my son Akko,

00:22:48whose spear he has chosen to kill the stranger.

00:22:51That is good.

00:22:52It was Ongo he touched.

00:22:54And now she is your son's woman.

00:24:18Ongo.

00:24:34Ongo.

00:24:36They call you that.

00:24:40I like it.

00:24:41I've never seen a woman like you.

00:24:44What are women like in Gona?

00:24:46They are like your Wongo men.

00:24:48I will never be able to look at them again.

00:24:52I've dreamed of a man like you.

00:24:54I never thought it would come true.

00:24:57I am the same as the others in Gona.

00:25:00I've seen only you.

00:25:02And I'm happy.

00:26:17Ongo.

00:26:22Oh, Dragon God.

00:26:24Protector of Ongo.

00:26:26Once again we send our maidens to your temple.

00:26:29To prepare them for marriage to our young men.

00:26:32Purify them.

00:26:34Make them worthy.

00:26:36And return them to us within one moon.

00:26:39There he is.

00:26:40He's beautiful.

00:26:41Like the sun.

00:26:42Look, he's trying to pick out Ongo.

00:26:45Return our maidens to us, O Dragon God of Ongo.

00:26:50They're going to kill him, Ongo.

00:26:52No.

00:26:53Yes, he's clad not over her.

00:26:54The Ongo's going to throw the spear.

00:26:56No.

00:26:57Will you try to help me save him?

00:26:59Tell us how.

00:27:03King of Ongo.

00:27:05It is far from my father's house.

00:27:08I return now.

00:27:10What is your answer to the King of Gona?

00:27:12Our answer is we will not desert the ancient village of our fathers.

00:27:17I will carry your words now.

00:27:21But perhaps I may return.

00:27:33Leave me alone or I'm going to kill you.

00:27:43No.

00:27:45No.

00:28:12No.

00:28:14No.

00:28:41O Dragon God.

00:28:43This day you have been insulted by the maidens of Ongo.

00:28:47And woe to the village.

00:28:50Now they must leave us.

00:28:52Without our prayers for their protection.

00:28:55Never has this happened before.

00:28:59Payment for this sacrilege to the God must be made in blood.

00:29:03And when the God has taken blood.

00:29:06And not until then.

00:29:07Whether it be one moon or ten.

00:29:10May the maidens return.

00:29:12Each night one maiden shall wait alone.

00:29:16A sacrifice if the God comes.

00:29:19Go.

00:29:42My son you have returned.

00:29:44I am happy to be back in Gona.

00:29:46The King of Ongo received you well?

00:29:48They tried to kill me with a spear as I departed.

00:29:50You carried a white bird?

00:29:52Did you kill their spearmen?

00:29:53I was saved.

00:29:55I was saved by the women of Ongo.

00:29:57The women?

00:29:59They are very unusual women O my father.

00:30:01And very brave.

00:30:03You are shamed.

00:30:05I am alive.

00:30:08It is good.

00:30:10What about the girls?

00:30:12Look at those fools.

00:30:14Ongo women indeed.

00:30:16What do you mean unusual?

00:30:18Very unusual.

00:30:21Wahoo.

00:30:37Wahoo.

00:31:02The God and the priestess await us.

00:31:07The God and the priestess await us.

00:31:37The God and the priestess await us.

00:32:07Ladies of Ongo.

00:32:21The Dragon God is angry.

00:32:23Do you come to offer sacrifice?

00:32:30We have awaited the God each night.

00:32:32But he has not chosen to make.

00:32:34That is why I have called you to the temple.

00:33:05The Dragon God is angry.

00:33:07Do you come to offer sacrifice?

00:33:09We have awaited the God each night.

00:33:11But he has not chosen to make.

00:33:13That is why I have called you to the temple.

00:33:15But he has not chosen to make.

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00:34:01But he has not chosen to make.

00:34:21Dance, Medza Pongo, for the dragon god!

00:34:24Offer yourself to him as a sacrifice!

00:34:28Dance, dance!

00:34:31Come and get me.

00:34:44Daddy!

00:34:46♪

00:34:53♪

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00:38:44Stop, Mona!

00:38:45Let me go!

00:38:46No, the God is choosing a bride.

00:39:02She is gone!

00:39:22I told you!

00:39:23Now that blood has been spilled, we can go back to Wango.

00:39:28I'm glad it was over.

00:39:45Look!

00:39:47Let me go! Let me go!

00:39:49You cannot help.

00:39:51If he comes to represent the God, it does not matter.

00:39:54Are you afraid?

00:39:56Are you afraid to fight?

00:39:58If it is not for God, we can help Wango.

00:40:02You better help yourself.

00:40:24You have insulted the God again.

00:40:38If it were the God, he would have taken the one he wanted or all of us.

00:40:42I'm going to tell the King about this.

00:40:45My father will say that I acted as he would like his daughter to act.

00:40:54They are good, Mona.

00:41:05I have no hunger.

00:41:07No hunger because it is Mona's turn to wait for the God tonight.

00:41:11It is not that. I simply have no hunger.

00:41:14Because you fear the God.

00:41:16Do not worry.

00:41:18Perhaps the God is more particular than you think.

00:41:21Yes, I'm sure he's particular.

00:41:23You have waited for the God twice.

00:41:25And he has not come to see you more than a man has.

00:41:28Calm down, auntie. You deserve what Mona says.

00:41:47You know we have to stay here until the God takes over.

00:41:50It is the King's order.

00:41:52He has waited twice around our numbers and none has been chosen.

00:41:55Tonight, Mona will keep the vigil for us all.

00:41:58If she is chosen, may she go with him without fear and without pain.

00:42:04Without fear and without pain.

00:42:07If the great dragon comes and she escapes him, this she may do.

00:42:11For if he really comes in the name of the God, none may escape.

00:42:15None may escape.

00:42:19I am ready.

00:42:21I will walk with her to the place of waiting.

00:42:36If you call, I will come, but you must be awake to know in time.

00:42:39I'll stay awake.

00:42:41How?

00:42:42I will think.

00:42:44Think of what?

00:42:47I'll think of a man.

00:42:49A man of Wango?

00:42:50No.

00:42:52Wasn't he wonderful?

00:42:54There never was one like him.

00:42:56He said that in Guna, where his father is King, all men are like him.

00:43:00It cannot be true.

00:43:02I believe.

00:43:04If Ingor said it, then it must be true.

00:43:07I'll try to imagine it can be true.

00:43:09That will keep me awake.

00:43:11I will stay awake in the same way, with my spear ready in case you should call.

00:43:19I will call if I must.

00:43:25Good night.

00:43:27Good night, Mona.

00:43:49Good night.

00:44:19Good night.

00:44:49Good night.

00:45:19Good night.

00:45:49Good night.

00:45:51Good night.

00:46:19Good night.

00:46:49Good night.

00:46:51Good night.

00:47:19Help! Help!

00:47:21Help!

00:47:23Help!

00:47:25Help!

00:47:27Help!

00:47:29Help!

00:47:31Help!

00:47:33Help!

00:47:35Help!

00:47:37Help!

00:47:39Help!

00:47:41Help!

00:47:43Help!

00:47:45Help!

00:47:47Help!

00:47:58The yeablin have come!

00:48:00The Colombia Ingor came to tell us about it.

00:48:02They're going to Wongo.

00:48:04But they might have been to Wongo already.

00:48:06We'll go there.

00:48:07No, we can't go.

00:48:08The god isn't taking the bride.

00:48:10The king didn't promise to stay until god took the bride.

00:48:12He said we could not return until the insult to the god had been paid in blood.

00:48:15The god has taken the ape-men.

00:48:17The blood of the ape-men is paid.

00:48:25I fear for Wongo.

00:48:27Let us go home.

00:48:28No!

00:48:29I fear the night with ape-men in canoes.

00:48:31Let's wait until dawn.

00:48:45We have found...

00:49:16They are gone.

00:49:18They are all gone.

00:49:19Perhaps they are still hiding.

00:49:23You call the ape-men back.

00:49:24I mourn my father.

00:49:25Water is right.

00:49:26Although my father was the king of Wongo, I am his daughter.

00:49:30Help me.

00:49:45Wanna make a fire.

00:49:46I'll help.

00:49:47I'll get water.

00:50:00There's no hurry.

00:50:10He's dead.

00:50:15We'll bury him.

00:50:31Auntie, what are you doing here?

00:50:33That's none of your business.

00:50:35Oumu put you on watch.

00:50:37Who stands guard down at the stream?

00:50:39Oumu?

00:50:40Oumu's no king.

00:50:42The canoe came by and I rode in it because I was hungry.

00:50:45If Oumu wants a watch kept, she can keep it herself.

00:50:48Auntie is off her post.

00:50:55Who is Oumu to tell us what to do?

00:50:57I'm tired of that.

00:50:59I've been here longer than one moon and Oumu says do this and do that and all of you jump.

00:51:04I don't have to do anything I don't want to do and nobody can make me.

00:51:07And I'm not gonna stand watch.

00:51:10The ape-men will come.

00:51:11Let the ape-men come.

00:51:13Our own men are never coming back.

00:51:15Do you want to live here the rest of your life without any men at all?

00:51:19Wouldn't be like you.

00:51:20Shut up!

00:51:48No, no, no!

00:51:53Come on, Mona!

00:51:54Come on, Mona!

00:51:55Come on!

00:51:56That's it!

00:52:06No, no, no!

00:52:27Seize her!

00:52:29You know the penalty.

00:52:31Mona, see.

00:52:33Auntie came from her post.

00:52:34She said she feared no ape-men.

00:52:36She would rather see ape-men in Wongo than live all her life with no men at all.

00:52:40She said you are no king.

00:52:42She must die.

00:52:44Kill her.

00:52:45Kill her.

00:52:46Kill her.

00:52:47Kill her!

00:52:57I am no king.

00:52:59We have no men and our young hunters will never return.

00:53:03Auntie deserves to die, but she is right.

00:53:06We do not want to live and to grow old and die without men.

00:53:11Wongo is ended.

00:53:13Tomorrow we leave Wongo.

00:53:15We can't leave.

00:53:16Where can we go?

00:53:18We'll go south.

00:53:20South?

00:53:22To Gunna.

00:53:52There is still nobody.

00:53:54Where did they go?

00:53:55I do not know.

00:53:57It must be the ape-men came.

00:53:59I do not like it here.

00:54:01This is our home.

00:54:02No.

00:54:03Wongo stands here, but it is not home.

00:54:06It is gone.

00:54:07Are we to stay with only ghosts?

00:54:09We have searched the forest.

00:54:11We have been to the temple.

00:54:13We have found no one.

00:54:15Our women were taken by the ape-men.

00:54:17Our hearts are heavy.

00:54:20But our village is here.

00:54:22Let us rest.

00:54:23Let us not stay here.

00:54:25Follow the words of Engor.

00:54:26Go south to Gunna.

00:54:27We would not be welcome.

00:54:29I drew a spear at Engor.

00:54:31We tried to kill him.

00:54:33Engor came to ask for our spears to defend his village.

00:54:35Let us go there.

00:54:36There are women in Gunna.

00:54:37If the men of Gunna fight, we will go on, but not back to Wongo.

00:54:41Yes.

00:54:43Let it be so.

00:55:13Young men of Gunna,

00:55:15like your fathers forever since the beginning,

00:55:19you go now into the forest with empty hands.

00:55:24For the space of one moon,

00:55:28you must live in the forest without weapons

00:55:32to prove you are men,

00:55:35like your fathers.

00:55:38In this time,

00:55:40it is the law of our gods

00:55:43that you speak to no woman.

00:55:49Return, hunters of Gunna,

00:55:51when the moon is full again.

00:55:54Then the maidens of Gunna will await you

00:55:58with the marriage feast.

00:56:01Young men of Gunna,

00:56:03like your fathers forever since the beginning,

00:56:07you go now into the forest with empty hands.

00:56:11For the space of one moon,

00:56:14you must live in the forest without weapons

00:56:18to prove you are men,

00:56:21like your fathers.

00:56:24In this time,

00:56:26it is the law of our gods

00:56:29that you speak to no woman.

00:56:32For the space of one moon,

00:56:35you must live in the forest without weapons

00:56:39to prove you are men,

00:56:42like your fathers.

00:56:45In this time,

00:56:47it is the law of our gods

00:56:50that you speak to no woman.

00:56:53For the space of one moon,

00:56:56These women are from Gunna, I'm sure.

00:56:58No, no.

00:56:59Unless you hate me to live in Gunna.

00:57:03Well, I'll ask them if it is Gunna.

00:57:05Do you dare go?

00:57:08Guard me with your spears.

00:57:17Good day, sisters of Gunna.

00:57:20I come in peace.

00:57:21Then go in peace.

00:57:23I come with my sisters to beg food and safe shelter.

00:57:27The ape men have destroyed our village.

00:57:29You come from Wongo.

00:57:32How did you know?

00:57:33We have heard of the Wongo women.

00:57:36Mona.

00:57:37Mona.

00:57:41You come in peace with spears.

00:57:45We are attacked.

00:57:53Where?

00:57:54Where?

00:57:58Wait for Gunna himself.

00:58:00You'll be our scouts.

00:58:02Keep silent.

00:58:04I can't go another step.

00:58:23We can stop for a minute.

00:58:25I'll go look ahead.

00:58:35Help.

00:58:37Help.

00:59:05Help.

00:59:20Are there any more at home like you?

00:59:35Hey, the water looks good.

00:59:39Let's go.

00:59:41Let's go.

01:00:03It's Ingar.

01:00:06Ingar.

01:00:08Olu.

01:00:10It's the women of Wongo.

01:00:12What are you doing here?

01:00:14I was hoping we'd see you.

01:00:16So.

01:00:17Wongo has come to Gunna after all.

01:00:22Where are your friendly men?

01:00:24There isn't any Wongo.

01:00:26The ape men took it.

01:00:27There are no more men.

01:00:29Come out and we'll cook your meal.

01:00:33We cannot eat with you.

01:00:35We should not even talk with you.

01:00:37Why not?

01:00:39We are in the forest for the space of one moon.

01:00:42All the young men of Gunna.

01:00:44We are without weapons.

01:00:46We cannot see any women.

01:00:48When we have proved that we are men like our fathers,

01:00:50we may return to Gunna and take our mates.

01:00:54The women we saw?

01:00:56Mates?

01:00:58Naturally.

01:00:59The Gunna women.

01:01:01Look at us.

01:01:02Don't you like us?

01:01:04Would you not rather have us for mates?

01:01:06We can all go back to Wongo.

01:01:08I am a man of Gunna.

01:01:10One day I will be king.

01:01:12If Wongo is no more,

01:01:14you may come to Gunna.

01:01:16We'll meet you there.

01:01:18We've met your Gunna women and they would have killed us.

01:01:21It would mean death for us to go there.

01:01:23You must go away.

01:01:26We should not have talked with you at all.

01:01:33What do we do now?

01:01:35If they don't talk to us, how can we persuade them?

01:01:38Why can't we get them to go with us?

01:01:41But they are men.

01:01:43That's what we came here for, isn't it?

01:01:53Did you say that all the young men were in the forest?

01:01:58And they have no spears?

01:02:01I told you that. Now go.

01:02:05Let's go.

01:02:30We will camp here.

01:02:36You may sit.

01:02:38You have found us.

01:02:40These thongs are the mark of slaves.

01:02:42Or that something will happen to you.

01:02:44When it does, you will know why.

01:02:46If we had fear, we'd have crawled on our stomachs to the women of Gunna.

01:02:49We have no fear.

01:02:51You have forgotten you are only a woman.

01:02:53You do not understand men.

01:02:57We think we understand men quite well.

01:03:00We think we understand men quite well.

01:03:20Go away.

01:03:24Go away.

01:03:26Go away.

01:03:31Hey!

01:03:43If anyone else is in that tree, come down, or I'll put a spear through you.

01:03:46I believe you would.

01:03:51Angor, you spoke the truth about these women of Wongo.

01:03:55This one's mine.

01:03:57He's cute.

01:04:00He's cute.

01:04:30Hit him again. Hit him again.

01:05:00Hit him again.

01:05:31Hit him again.

01:05:44Can't you catch anything but rabbits?

01:05:47Very poorly seasoned, too.

01:05:49No salt.

01:05:51Nothing like the Gunna women cook.

01:05:53After all, there's only one Gunna.

01:05:55The rest of the world is solid barbarian.

01:05:58You'll have a long time to cook meat to your taste when we get back to Wongo.

01:06:02You'll do it yourself, under the whip.

01:06:06You're laying up troubles for yourself, girl.

01:06:09The four days I spent tied up here will take a lot of time getting over.

01:06:18We're taking you to the temple of Wongo

01:06:21to present you to the dragon god.

01:06:24It's a five-day march.

01:06:27You may speak to each other if you like.

01:06:32Haven't you anything to say?

01:06:34Not now.

01:06:36Later you will hear something that may surprise you.

01:06:40Ready?

01:06:41March!

01:06:57March!

01:07:11March!

01:07:13March!

01:07:27March!

01:07:34March!

01:07:35Two, three, four!

01:07:37March!

01:07:38Two, three, four!

01:07:50March!

01:07:52March!

01:07:54March!

01:07:57Dragon god, we bring you men for Wongo.

01:08:27We come to the temple of Wongo to present you to the dragon god.

01:08:31It's a five-day march.

01:08:33You may speak to each other if you like.

01:08:36Ready?

01:08:37March!

01:08:38March!

01:08:39March!

01:08:40March!

01:08:41March!

01:08:42March!

01:08:43March!

01:08:45March!

01:08:56We come to the temple with the men who shall be our mates.

01:08:59If these are your mates, why are they bound like slaves?

01:09:03We dare not unbind them.

01:09:05They would flee to Guna and there would be none to worship the dragon god.

01:09:08Unbind their necks!

01:09:14Unbind their necks!

01:09:30There is danger!

01:09:32I see spears coming to the temple!

01:09:35They are here!

01:09:36Spears!

01:09:44Who comes with spears?

01:09:46It is Harko and the hunters of Wongo.

01:09:49We have come to present our mates to the dragon god.

01:09:52Leave your spears!

01:09:59Let them enter!

01:10:15Let Harko come forward and speak!

01:10:21We men of Wongo thought our women were taken by the ape men.

01:10:24We have found others.

01:10:26We have come to present them to the dragon god.

01:10:28Your father chose Omo for your mate.

01:10:30How do you answer to that?

01:10:32I will answer.

01:10:33Omo is mine.

01:10:35Omo is mine.

01:10:37Omo is mine.

01:10:39Omo is mine.

01:10:41Omo is mine.

01:10:43Don't be it!

01:11:13Omo is mine.

01:11:15Omo is mine.

01:11:31Well, how about that?

01:11:43THE END

The Wild Women Of Wongo (1958) - (Adventure, Comedy, Drama)

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