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Kindar the Invulnerable (1965) [N/A]

Featuring:
Mark Forest, Mimmo Palmara, Rosalba Neri

Written by:
Alessandro Ferraù
Roberto Gianviti
Luciano Trasatti

Directed by:
Osvaldo Civirani


Release Date:
March 5, 1965

Original Title:
Kindar, l'invulnerabile

Alternate Titles:
Das Geheimnis der roten Blume
Der Unverwundbare
Kindar, O Invulnerável
Kindar, el león del desierto
Kindar, l'invulnerabile
Kindar, prince du désert

Genres:
Action | Adventure

Production Companies:
Copro Films
wonder films

Production Countries:
Egypt | Italy | Tunisia

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 96

Overview from TheMovieDB

An evil bandit kidnaps a sultan's son and raises him but finds the son has magic powers.

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Overview from Open Movies

An evil desert bandit kidnaps the son of a sultan and raises him as his own. It turns out that the son has magic powers and is invincible. Years later, as a young man, he falls in love with a woman and is preparing to raid a village--when he finds out that the woman is actually his brother's fiance and the village belongs to his real father.

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Kindar the Invulnerable (1965) on IMDb
Internet Movie Database 4.9/10

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Director:
Osvaldo Civirani

Writer:
Alessandro Ferraù
Roberto Gianviti
Luciano Trasatti

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