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Peter Firth plays Peter Davidson, an arrogant Western manufacturer who comes to Africa so he can set up his modern factory and sell a superchip. | Peter Firth plays Peter Davidson, an arrogant Western manufacturer who comes to Africa so he can set up his modern factory and sell a computer superchip. | ||
However, the local culture is still heavily attached to ancient religious traditions, and do not take kindly to Davidson's ambitions. | However, the local culture is still heavily attached to ancient religious traditions, and do not take kindly to Davidson's ambitions. | ||
Revision as of 23:05, 5 February 2017
Poster of the film.
Status: Lost
White Elephant: Battle of the African Ghosts (usually referred as just White Elephant) is a 1984 comedy-drama-horror film distributed by Troma Inc.
Premise
Peter Firth plays Peter Davidson, an arrogant Western manufacturer who comes to Africa so he can set up his modern factory and sell a computer superchip.
However, the local culture is still heavily attached to ancient religious traditions, and do not take kindly to Davidson's ambitions.
Availability
The movie has become extremely rare and is very difficult to find in its original English dub.
A Spanish dub of the film has been found a few times, but even this one is not easily accessible.