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Films of the 40s: Men of Two Worlds

on BBC Two England

starring
Eric Portman
Phyllis Calvert
After 15 years in Europe as a successful musician, Kisenga returns to his native Africa. There he finds that his tribe is in danger of being wiped out by sleeping-sickness since their witch doctor, Magole, will not let them move to healthier land. Kisenga is helped in his battle against superstition and death by the District Commissioner and a young British doctor. One of Thorold Dickinson 's most distinguished films, this was noted for its beautiful colour photography of Tanganyika and music score by Arthur Bliss.
Written by THOROLD DICKINSON and HERBERT W. VICTOR
Directed by THOROLD DICKINSON
(First showing on British television) Films: page 13

Contributors

Unknown:
Eric Portman
Unknown:
Phyllis Calvert
Unknown:
Thorold Dickinson
Unknown:
Arthur Bliss.
Written By:
Thorold Dickinson
Written By:
Herbert W. Victor
Directed By:
Thorold Dickinson
Kisenga:
Robert Adams
District Commissioner:
Eric Portman
Dr Catherine Munro:
Phyllis Calvert
Magole:
Orlando Martins
Rufi, the Chief:
Sam Blake
Kisenga's father:
Napoleon Florent
Kisenga's mother:
Viola Thompson
Professor Gollner:
Arnold Marle
Mrs Upjohn:
Cathleen Nesbitt
Conductor of orchestra:
George Coope
Concert agent:
David Horne
Education officer:
Cyril Raymond

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