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Synopsis: In the Victorian period, two teenagers, David and Sarah, travel with a caravan from Baghdad to Damascus. At an oasis, the white slave agent known as the Jackal raids them, mainly to add the beautiful young Sarah to his harem. Only David and Sarah narrowly escape, and all the others are slayed in the massacre. Their flight leads them to a beautiful oasis - their paradise - where they discover love and sex. However, the Jackal has not given up on Sarah yet, and David must lure him to his death, or be killed by him.
Director(s): Stuart Gillard
Production: Embassy Pictures
  1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
4.9
R
Year:
1982
100 min
533 Views


Oh, it's warm.

It's also wet. Try it.

Oh, that's good. Ah, that's so good.

Where are you going?

To the camel to get a cup, sir.

Hey!

Geoffrey! Geoffrey!

I do apologize, Miss.

This is quite unforgivable.

No... shush... quiet.

Does it say what to do for him?

No, I can't find anything.

It's all kind of technical.

You look funny.

So do you.

We shouldn't be looking at this.

Why not?

Could be a sin.

But they're beautiful.

How could looking at something|so beautiful be a sin?

My father told me it was wrong|to look upon nakedness.

Well, Adam and Eve were naked.

They were not.

They wore leaves. Big ones.

How do you know? Where you there?

No, but I've seen lots of pictures in|churches and they always wore leaves.

Hmm... well...

Anyways, this is, this is defferent.

This is a book for doctors.

Doctors have to look at you|with no clothes on.

The doctors have no clothes on?

No, you have no clothes on,|the doctor's dressed.

Huh... this thing works!

The mighty hunter returns.

Shhhh.

Oh. How's Geoffrey?

He's still asleep.

Oh.

Did you see anything?

Yep. I sure did.

What?

This.

Oh!

Well, I'm glad you're feeling better, sir.

Oh, just a tough of the sun, lad,|nothing serious.

Bit more of this fresh air

and I'll be right as rain in the morning.

Then we should be on our way.

We've a long way to go, you know.

To get to where?

Home, of course.

Miss Sarah has a boat to catch.

And I'm sure you're anxious|to get back to your people.

My mother and father were all I had.

Thank you.

Steady, sir. Steady on now.

The Arabs. They're here.

Where?

About a mile away.

Very well, sir.

Take that beast up to the cave|and gather our things.

If you please, sir.

Where are you going?

For a closer look.

If they're friendly they could|help us to get out.

No! No, we can't trust anyone.

I shall be very careful.

Now, go. Get packing.

And mind you look after Miss Sarah.

This country's not fit a proper|young lady of breeding.

I wonder what's happened to Geoffrey.

I don't know.

He should be back by now.

I'm going to look for him|he may need help.

Wait! Be sure to come back.

I can't even get on this stupid|camel by myself.

I forget the word to make him kneel.

It's easy. It's...

No. No, don't tell me now.

Just show me later. Alright?

Yeah. The mighty hunter shall return.

Come with me, Ahmed, Ahmed,|come with me.

Where is the boy?

It's mine, it's mine... no, I want it|Bad girl.

Where were you? What were you doing.

Where is the boy, where is the boy?

Ah, I'm not hungry, I'm tired.

The men have left us alone and|we're here with nothing to do.

Sarah's trunk.

We'll look again tomorrow.

The girl cannot be far away.

Lying English. Pooh!

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Stuart Gillard

Stuart Thomas Gillard (born April 28, 1950) is a Canadian film and television director. He is best known for directing the films Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III (1993) and RocketMan (1997). He also wrote and directed the romance film Paradise in 1982, his directing debut. As a television director, Gillard's credits include Bordertown, The Outer Limits, Charmed, One Tree Hill and 90210. He has also directed numerous television films, many for ABC Family and Disney Channel such as Girl vs. Monster and Twitches.As an actor, Gillard won the Canadian Film Award for Best Actor in 1975 for his performance as a journalist in the film Why Rock the Boat?, and appeared in the 1970s sitcom Excuse My French. more…

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