This must have been the most trafficked wilderness available at the time, everything and everybody seem to happen around the apparently dying Harris. But the movie is entertaining, though I would have gladly done without the flashbacks and the vignette of the giving birth Indian. And the chief's speech (one sentence of which gave the distributor the italian title: "Go with your God, White Man") sounds ridiculous both as to content ("You are immortal") and form. And then I don't understand why Huston (here posing as Noah Cross) who feels like a father to Harris, decides first to cure him, then to leave him there (when he could have have him hoisted on the ark) giving orders to have him shot if he doesn't recover in the morning. Bah...And then admitting later he's sure he has made it. Then he wanted him dead from the start? 7\10