
1926 · 98 min · US
Directed by Robert Flaherty, Frances H. Flaherty
A young man is tattooed, and the pain is the film's only conflict, and it is chosen. Paramount wanted another Nanook from the Flahertys and got twenty months on Savai'i, a boar hunt, a wedding and no villain. John Grierson reviewed it and used the word documentary. 1926, ninety-eight minutes.
Public domain presentation
Wikimedia Commons · FM-54; File:Moana (1926).webm; 1920x1080
No subtitle tracks are currently listed.
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