Robinson Crusoe And The Tiger | Full Movie | René Cardona Jr. | Hugo Stiglitz, Ahui Camacho, Carlos Agostí, René Cardona III

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ROBINSON CRUSOE AND THE TIGER
| Adventure, Drama, Family | 1970 |

Plot:
A man struggles to survive after being shipwrecked on a deserted island.

Crew:

• Directed by: René Cardona Jr.
• Written by: René Cardona Jr., Daniel Defoe
• Starring: Hugo Stiglitz, Ahui Camacho, Carlos Agostí, René Cardona III
• Produced by: Mario A. Zacarías
• Music by: Raúl Lavista
• Cinematography: José Ortiz Ramos
• Edited by: Alfredo Rosas Priego

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Transcript

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00:02:30Ten days had passed since we had left the coast of Brazil bound for Africa

00:02:35We had reached a position of seven degrees 22 minutes north latitude when a violent hurricane pounced upon us

00:02:41For 11 days it hurled us about like some mad assassin playing cat and mouse with its victim

00:02:47We had no other course but to surrender to our fate and hope for the best

00:02:52on the twelfth day out our vessel ran aground and

00:02:56And since the salvage attempt would have been futile we abandoned it before it could be swallowed up by the sea

00:03:0211 of us took to a lifeboat, but our efforts proved to be in vain

00:03:07Shortly, we were engulfed by a gigantic wave and the boat was swamped

00:03:13It would be useless to try to relate the thoughts that flashed through my mind as I sank beneath the surface

00:03:19All I can remember is suddenly seeing a piece of broken mast floating near me

00:03:23I grabbed it and hung on for dear life had it not been for the stroke of good luck. I would have perished

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00:05:49It is said in the Bible

00:05:51God helps him who helps himself

00:05:55And I realize that this is exactly what I must do

00:05:59But how I do not know where I am

00:06:03Whether I am on an island or some continent. I

00:06:07Did not even know whether this region is inhabited

00:06:12Although I would readily thrust this thought from my mind. I must face one stark fact

00:06:18For the first time in my life, I am utterly and completely alone and

00:06:24I am beginning to experience the overwhelming surge of anguish which comes with solitude

00:06:31My situation is hardly one to be envied and I have very little to rely upon in the way of aid

00:06:38Only my knife

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00:06:51Inseparable old pipe which my father gave me eight years ago when I left home

00:06:57the handful of wet tobacco

00:07:00Even a simpleton could see that with these meager resources. I have little if any hope of remaining alive

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00:07:36But I cannot surrender without first doing battle

00:07:39I must find a way to make a fire if I can do that. There is a good chance that it will be seen by

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00:09:06First undertaking was successful. I

00:09:09Must not lose faith

00:09:11Even though I realize that my efforts may be useless since this region is probably far from established shipping lanes

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00:09:33But I will not give up the hope of being rescued I must cultivate the art of waiting I

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00:10:21On the dawn of my first day as a castaway I awoke with a ravenous hunger

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00:10:53Soon as I have found something to eat. I will spend the rest of the day exploring

00:10:58Because there is a terrible fear knowing at my heart

00:11:01The fear that this land may be inhabited by cannibals

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00:12:54Luck would have it the region abounds in coconut palms

00:12:57For the time being these will quench my thirst or I have is yet to find fresh water as

00:13:03For food the meat of this tropical fruit will suffice me until I am able to find something more adequate to satisfy my hunger

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00:23:43Finally decided that the best way to leave the jungle was to take to the river. So I improvised a raft by tying some logs together

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00:27:38The friendly pounding of the waves did much to calm my fears and I began to have more confidence in my chances for survival

00:27:45I knew that with a little luck I would be able to catch a couple of lobsters

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00:43:03I suddenly remembered the many times that I had been on the verge of losing mine.

00:43:08This was no real solution to my problem, so I decided to set it free,

00:43:13just as I longed to be set free from this prison without walls.

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00:44:13I knew at once that it belonged to my ship.

00:44:16Hope was reborn when I thought of finding perhaps one of my companions,

00:44:20or at least some revisions.

00:44:22I must search everywhere. There is not a moment to lose.

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00:50:50My ship was gone.

00:50:52I suppose I should have expected what I saw.

00:50:55But under the circumstances, I was hoping that some miracle

00:50:58would protect what was left of my precious cargo.

00:51:02Although I had lost no time in getting almost everything salvageable off her,

00:51:06I had still planned to make one more trip today to complete the task.

00:51:11However, I realize that I must consider myself fortunate

00:51:14in having retrieved the supplies that are now safely in my care.

00:51:26My prime preoccupation now is to find an adequate refuge

00:51:29from the numerous wild animals that roam the island

00:51:33and savages, if they happen to exist.

00:51:44I decided to explore further and find a place

00:51:47that would be suitable to build some sort of structure

00:51:50for my own protection, as well as for the storage

00:51:53of the treasures that I had been able to rescue from the ship.

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00:52:13I had discovered that I was on an island with no other land in view,

00:52:17and I had come to realize that my present camping place

00:52:20would not suffice my needs.

00:52:22It was on low ground, surrounded by swamps.

00:52:26This hilltop offered me a view of the entire island,

00:52:30and it would be an ideal place as far as defense was concerned.

00:52:34On the other hand, there would be no nearby supply of drinking water,

00:52:38and I would be too far from the sea.

00:52:41This fact was of supreme importance to me,

00:52:44for I had not given up the hope that someday a ship

00:52:47would suddenly appear upon the horizon and carry me to freedom,

00:52:50deliver me from my terrible, gnawing solitude.

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00:54:25I had to resort to any means available to obtain sustenance

00:54:29so as not to exhaust the meager provisions I had managed to salvage.

00:54:33I decided to construct several kinds of traps

00:54:36and set them in and around the area I had finally selected as my home.

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00:55:48I had to kill it.

00:55:50I now know that a man can become a destructive force when he uses firearms.

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00:56:14I conjured up several ideas for the type of abode that would best fit my needs.

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00:56:34If I were to build a stockade around the site I had chosen as my permanent camp,

00:56:39it would offer some protection for the entrance to my cave

00:56:42where all of my too few priceless possessions were stored.

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00:56:51It was difficult to decide whether to dig a cave,

00:56:54erect some sort of structure, or perhaps make a combination of both.

00:57:05At last I found the ideal place.

00:57:08The first thing I had to do was to explore the cave.

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00:59:16Once my stockade was finished I devoted my time to hunting

00:59:19to increase my store of provisions.

00:59:22On numerous occasions I used myself as bait.

00:59:25It was also a sure way of ridding myself of many of the beasts

00:59:28that inhabited the island, especially those who lived near my camp.

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01:02:02I had spent so much energy in capturing it,

01:02:05I decided not to kill it.

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01:02:37I found a beach on the far side of the island

01:02:39and was surprised to discover that hundreds of great sea turtles

01:02:42used the beach as a breeding ground.

01:02:45Thanks to them, I solved in great part my constant problem

01:02:49of food for the tiger.

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01:03:13At last we had enough food to prepare real banquets.

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01:03:44I realized that if I really dedicated myself,

01:03:46I would eventually tame him.

01:03:48We would both lose our fear of each other

01:03:50in a very short time.

01:04:01I continued going to the beach frequented by the turtles.

01:04:04I fed the great cat turtle meat for several weeks,

01:04:07hoping that little by little we would become friends.

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01:05:09Finally, I felt the time had come.

01:05:12Although I was afraid the cat might at any moment attack me,

01:05:16I decided to take it out of the trap.

01:05:19If I was going to really tame the animal,

01:05:21I had to start sooner or later.

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01:05:40Now at last I was sure that I would succeed

01:05:43and that in a short time the great cat and I

01:05:46would be inseparable companions.

01:05:51I was cast ashore on this beach on the 30th of September

01:05:54in the year of our Lord, 1659.

01:06:02I had devised a crude calendar

01:06:05so as not to lose track of time.

01:06:07The short marks indicated the days of the weeks

01:06:10and the longer ones, Sundays.

01:06:13I used two marks to identify the first days of each month.

01:06:17Today was of special significance.

01:06:20It marked my first anniversary on the island

01:06:23and today also I had completed the work on my new home.

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01:06:39After 365 days of scanning the horizon,

01:06:44I was suddenly overwhelmed by the sensation

01:06:47that I would never see another human being again.

01:06:51A chill ran through my body.

01:06:54I was destined to die alone, isolated from humanity.

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01:07:21A terrifying thought invaded my mind last night.

01:07:25What if I were to fall sick in this solitude?

01:07:29Had this fear itself been the cause of my present condition?

01:07:33I would never know.

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01:07:46Once again I implore God's help,

01:07:49but I am extremely weak.

01:07:52My mind is so befogged that in my lucid moments

01:07:56I am unable to form clear thoughts.

01:08:00Look down on me, oh Lord.

01:08:03Look down.

01:08:05Have mercy.

01:08:07Help me.

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01:08:56I was relieved to discover it had only been a nightmare.

01:09:00But the vision of death had frightened me.

01:09:04The chance that the fever might return put my mind to work.

01:09:07I remembered reading somewhere that certain tribes of Indians

01:09:10used tobacco as a cure for all of their ills.

01:09:14I recall that in one of the chests I had seen two bundles of tobacco,

01:09:18one cured and the other green.

01:09:21I had no idea how it should be taken,

01:09:24so I devised two ways.

01:09:26I would chew some and mix some with rum.

01:09:30The squeals of a trapped goat had brought me from my cave.

01:09:34The catch had made it unnecessary for me to eat the rest of my small store

01:09:38of rice and cereal seeds rescued from the wreck.

01:09:42I would chew some and mix some with rum.

01:09:46The catch had made it unnecessary for me to eat the rest of my small store

01:09:50of rice and cereal seeds rescued from the wreck.

01:10:12A few minutes it took me to prepare my feast seemed like hours,

01:10:16A few minutes it took me to prepare my feast seemed like hours,

01:10:20but the delicious meat would do much to restore my strength.

01:10:32Still, I could not eat the rest of my small store of rice and cereal seeds.

01:10:36Still, I could not eat the rest of my small store of rice and cereal seeds.

01:10:40Still, I cannot forget the awful specter of death,

01:10:44which my imagination has projected against the flames.

01:10:48My first attempt at planting had been unsuccessful,

01:10:52a fact which I attributed to a lack of humidity in the soil.

01:10:56But now the ground was saturated from the recent rains,

01:11:00and I considered this the moment to risk planting the last of my seeds.

01:11:10It had been a long and hard day, and I was extremely tired,

01:11:14but I felt a sense of satisfaction at having completed the task I had set for myself.

01:11:22I had had an eerie feeling all day.

01:11:26The sky was gray and not a sound could be heard in the heavy air that hung over the island.

01:11:30I had had an eerie feeling all day.

01:11:34The sky was gray and not a sound could be heard in the heavy air that hung over the island.

01:11:38The surface of the sea was as smooth as a lake.

01:12:08Nothing happens that is not the will of God.

01:12:12He has willed that these things befall me.

01:12:16I have no one to talk to, no one to share the burden of this endless solitude.

01:12:20I have no one to talk to, no one to share the burden of this endless solitude.

01:12:24At least I did not drown with my companions.

01:12:28I am alive, and the same power that delivered me from the jaws of death

01:12:32can deliver me from this loneliness.

01:12:36Call upon me in the day of trouble, and I will deliver thee,

01:12:40and thou shalt glorify me.

01:13:06Call upon me in the day of trouble, and I will deliver thee,

01:13:10and thou shalt glorify me.

01:13:36Call upon me in the day of trouble,

01:13:40and I will deliver thee,

01:13:44and thou shalt glorify me.

01:13:48Call upon me in the day of trouble,

01:13:52and I will deliver thee,

01:13:56and thou shalt glorify me.

01:14:00Call upon me in the day of trouble,

01:14:04and I will deliver thee,

01:14:08and thou shalt glorify me.

01:14:34Call upon me in the day of trouble,

01:14:38and I will deliver thee,

01:14:42and thou shalt glorify me.

01:14:46Call upon me in the day of trouble,

01:14:50and I will deliver thee,

01:14:54and thou shalt glorify me.

01:14:58Call upon me in the day of trouble,

01:15:02and I will deliver thee,

01:15:06and thou shalt glorify me.

01:15:32My main concern was to get back to the stockade,

01:15:34since I was sure it had been totally destroyed by the earthquake.

01:15:38The End

01:15:58When I saw how much damage had been done, I felt heart sick.

01:16:02I had lost my tiger, my only friend.

01:16:08I had lost my tiger.

01:16:38The End

01:17:08The End

01:17:24For some time I had been trying my hand at making eating utensils from clay.

01:17:28Despite the different methods I had devised, they had either cracked in the sun

01:17:32or had dissolved in the water.

01:17:36My efforts were rewarded, and I found the secret.

01:18:06The End

01:18:36During the first three years, I had learned to work clay,

01:18:40weave baskets, and finally make flour.

01:18:44This was my first adventure in baking.

01:18:52This bread would be my first reward after having discovered

01:18:56how to process the grain.

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01:19:14My first attempt rendered me good, sturdy bricks instead of bread.

01:19:18For the first time, I admired the skill of the bakers

01:19:22I had often watched as a young boy.

01:19:26It occurred to me that every human being is destined for a certain mission in life.

01:19:30The End

01:19:36Through my study of the Bible and constant adherence to the Word of God,

01:19:40I formed a new outlook on life by the end of my fourth year.

01:19:48The End

01:20:06I looked upon the outside world as a remote dream

01:20:10from which I expected nothing.

01:20:14I could even quote the words of Abraham,

01:20:18Between thee and me there is a great gulf fixed.

01:20:22I was separated from the evilness of my fellow man.

01:20:26I was not affected by greed, lust, nor pride,

01:20:30for since my needs were simple, I lacked nothing.

01:20:36The End

01:20:45Undoubtedly, my strange attire would have provoked laughter and ridicule

01:20:49had I been seen walking the streets of London.

01:20:53But to me, after my musket, it was my most important asset.

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01:21:33Although I had had more than my share of danger, I could not contain my curiosity.

01:21:37So I set out to circle the island on foot.

01:21:49I had walked a considerable distance when my eyes fell on something

01:21:53that stopped me dead in my tracks,

01:21:57as though I had been hit by a bolt of lightning.

01:22:01The End

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01:22:43I went back to make sure that it had not been my imagination.

01:22:47But no, there they were,

01:22:51human footprints clearly pressed into the sand.

01:23:01The End

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01:23:39I ran with all the speed my legs could summon.

01:23:42My imagination told me that there was a man waiting in ambush behind every tree.

01:23:46Panic took complete possession of me.

01:23:50The End

01:24:01I was sure that I was being followed by a horde of enemies.

01:24:05I knew how a rabbit must feel when being chased by a pack of dogs.

01:24:09The End

01:24:39The End

01:24:43The End

01:25:06At last I was up against the most ferocious of all beasts,

01:25:10man himself.

01:25:12I would not go down without giving a good accounting of myself.

01:25:16Thank God I had built the stockade which could not be overrun easily.

01:25:20I could fire a salvo from all of my weapons in less than three minutes.

01:25:25I did not close my eyes that night and as time wore on my fear increased.

01:25:29I became dominated by terror.

01:25:31The years of isolation had taken their toll and my imagination betrayed me.

01:25:34At one time I was sure the devil himself was out there waiting.

01:25:37The suspense was agonizing. I wanted to see my enemy.

01:25:40How was it possible for another human to have reached the island?

01:25:43Where was the craft that had brought him?

01:25:45I wondered if there were other prints and could not explain how a ship could have approached the island without my having seen it.

01:25:51Surely the intruder could be no more dangerous than the devil himself.

01:25:54It was probably some savage whose canoe had been carried along by the ocean currents.

01:25:57I felt fortunate in not having been caught close to the point where he disembarked.

01:26:00Or they, because there could be several.

01:26:03That was another hair-raising thought.

01:26:05If they discover that the island is inhabited they will surely try to steal my meager possessions.

01:26:09Or even kill me.

01:26:39The sound was coming from the area where I had set my traps.

01:26:43If my enemy had been caught I would merely have to move in and finish him off.

01:26:47The sound was coming from the area where I had set my traps.

01:26:51If my enemy had been caught I would merely have to move in and finish him off.

01:27:17I gathered up my courage and left the stockade.

01:27:29I gathered up my courage and left the stockade.

01:27:33I left the stockade.

01:28:03I left the stockade.

01:28:27Man is a strange pawn of providence.

01:28:30Every day he adapts his behavior to the circumstances surrounding him.

01:28:34Today we love what we will detest tomorrow.

01:28:37Today we covet that which we will reject tomorrow.

01:28:41Today we yearn for that which we will fear in the future.

01:28:45I was a living example of such behavior.

01:28:48Although my isolation from humanity was the embodiment of my problem,

01:28:51the thought of coming in contact with another human being filled me with fear.

01:28:55I was ready to retreat the moment I laid eyes on the stranger who had set foot on my island.

01:29:25I began to believe that the footprints were my own.

01:29:55I began to believe that the footprints were my own.

01:30:25My previous theory had been thoroughly dissolved.

01:30:29I now had to face the fact that although my island was uninhabited,

01:30:33it was being visited by people from somewhere else

01:30:35or people who had been forced ashore by strong winds and currents.

01:30:38I had not seen another human being for 15 years.

01:30:42But this was not proof that no one ever set foot on the island.

01:30:46The strangers most probably came and left the island from time to time.

01:30:50I concluded that my only real danger was that of being seen.

01:30:54So I did everything I could think of to avoid being discovered.

01:31:16Never had I known such dark terror.

01:31:19Reality had reached and surpassed the wildest tricks of my imagination.

01:31:24Somehow I had never allowed myself to believe that human beings were capable of such brutal depravity.

01:31:40I was somewhat relieved when I realized that the cannibals never came to the island in search of victims.

01:31:46They always brought them with them.

01:31:49Undoubtedly, some of the savages had come exploring without finding anything of interest.

01:32:08For many days and nights I thought of nothing except how to eliminate some of the bloodthirsty monsters

01:32:12and rescue the victims they brought to the island.

01:32:15I had to attack them while they were disembarking on the island,

01:32:18one man against 20 or 30 savages who were as adept with their bows and arrows as I with my firearms.

01:32:22One of my ideas was to bury five or six pounds of gunpowder just below the spot where they built their fire.

01:32:29But I only had one keg of gunpowder and I could not be sure that the charge would go off

01:32:33when and how I planned it so as to kill several and scare the others to such an extent that they would never return.

01:32:38I disregarded the scheme and decided to set up an effective ambush in a place where I could rapidly fire all of my muskets.

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01:33:11From my vantage point I could watch their every move,

01:33:14but despite the strength of my spyglass I was unable to make out if they were men or women.

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01:33:33I thought that this was my last moment on earth.

01:33:35I could have killed two but not eight.

01:33:37With a little luck the rest would have fled but they would probably have returned with reinforcements.

01:33:42It was now evident that the cannibals were not frequent visitors to my island.

01:33:45I had waited a long time to do battle with them and now I had let them escape.

01:33:49But when I recalled the remains of those bloody orgies, the bones and half-devoured bodies,

01:33:53I became so incensed I made up my mind to wipe out the next group regardless of its size.

01:33:58My stockade was the only place where I felt safe.

01:34:01I had everything organized in such a manner that I had all I needed within the enclosure.

01:34:06Nevertheless, I did not abandon the idea of finding a way to escape from the island.

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01:35:09If I could only get my hands on one of the savages canoes it would at least be a start.

01:35:14But what would become of me when I arrived to their shores?

01:35:17It would be pure folly to leave my island only to end up in their stomachs.

01:35:21But no matter how great my fear,

01:35:23my mind kept pushing to the fore the natural urge to return to civilization.

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01:35:39With this firm resolution, I kept a constant vigil on the southwest coast.

01:35:43I was rewarded one morning when I discovered five canoes on the beach on my side of the island.

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01:37:19I was surprised to see the prisoner break away and run for his life.

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01:37:29I prayed to God that he would be able to maintain his speed until he was able to reach safety.

01:37:34But my blood ran cold when he veered from his original course and started to run directly toward me.

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01:39:29Suddenly I realized that he was trying to tell me we should eat the two corpses.

01:39:37No!

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01:40:11Friday.

01:40:13You are Friday because you arrived on Friday.

01:40:18Friday.

01:40:20Friday.

01:40:22Friday.

01:40:24Master.

01:40:26Master.

01:40:28Master.

01:40:30Master.

01:40:32Master.

01:40:34Master.

01:40:36Friday.

01:40:38Master.

01:40:40Friday.

01:40:42Friday.

01:40:44Master.

01:40:46Friday.

01:40:48Master.

01:41:02My little boy.

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01:42:51Master.

01:42:53Master.

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01:43:35The endless struggle to stay alive on a desert island.

01:43:39The constant battle against the elements.

01:43:42The lack of the companionship of his fellow man for many years.

01:43:46Far from the conveniences of society, without hope of rescue,

01:43:51he remained undaunted.

01:43:54It is an example of what man can do without violence and without wars.

01:43:59The desire to live and create are all man really needs to come out ahead,

01:44:04regardless of his situation.

01:44:07I was happy in the knowledge that I had learned

01:44:09to value the friendship of a fellow human being,

01:44:12and that I had at last found a companion to share my joys and sorrows.

01:44:18Many years later, after their rescue,

01:44:21they returned to settle on their island,

01:44:23the one they had named Island of Despair.

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Robinson Crusoe And The Tiger | Full Movie | René Cardona Jr. | Hugo Stiglitz, Ahui Camacho, Carlos Agostí, René Cardona III

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