A silent drama of fictionalised 'tribal life' in Central Africa produced by the Stoll Film Company, featuring non-professional Central African actors described in contemporary accounts as 'jungle players.' Set between Lake Tanganyika and the source of the Congo, following a chieftain's daughter persuaded by a witch doctor to turn her betrothed against a neighboring tribe.
Fun fact: The performers were reportedly directed on set by Jesuit missionaries, per the Cambridge Journal of African History's account of British colonial film policy; the film belongs to the early British colonial cinema tradition of staging Africa through Western-produced adventure narratives.