The Gods Must Be Crazy II

• N xau: Xixo
• Lena Farugia: Dr. Ann Taylor
• Hans Strydom: Dr. Stephen Marshall
• Eiros: Xiri
• Nadies: Xisa
• Erick Bowen: Mateo
• Treasure Tshabalala: Timi
• Pierre Van Pletzen: George

The Gods Must Be Crazy II is the sequel to the film The Gods Must Be Crazy. The film was produced by the Weintraub Entertainment Group and released by Columbia Pictures. The film was produced in 1985, but published only on 27 July 1989. In the United States, the film did not appear until mid-April 1990.

Action

The film has a total of four plot lines that meet at the end:

• Xixos children travel involuntarily on the truck with two poachers
• Xixo examined his two children
• A woman and a man make an emergency landing with a microlight in the bush
• Two soldiers take on each other in captivity

As two ivory poachers cross the area, lives in the Xixos trunk, climb Xixos children Xiri and Xisa, driven by curiosity, into the water tank on the trailer, and then the truck drives away with them. Xixo running down the tracks, in order to free his children.

Dr. Ann Taylor, a young New York lawyer, who is staying at a lawyers convention in Okakarara an emergency landing with the zoologist Dr. Stephen Marshall on a flight in an ultra light aircraft in the middle of the Kalahari Desert. In a renewed attempt to start Stephen is left alone in the desert; Ann, the plane lands with the parachute.

In addition, in the area a war going on, with the stray Cuban soldier Mateo and his Angolan enemy Timi take first in comic scenes to each other several times caught, until they meet Ann, who succeeds in a scuffle to get both into their power. You encounter Stephen, who was saved by the passing Xixo from dying of thirst. The ivory dealer from their truck, the children were able to escape the meantime, apply to this group and bring them into their hand, because they consider it to Ranger. However, the group can escape. After Xixo has deleted the bush fire that has placed one of the poachers to thwart the escape, he learns where he can find his children.

At the end of travel Ann and Stephen, now in love, back to civilization, the soldiers have learned that it is better to each other makes do as against each other, the poachers are brought to justice, and Xixos family is reunited.

Quotes

"He who lives in New York, creates 's here too."

Criticism

" An unsuspecting comedy with some satirical barbs at the helplessness of the urban dweller in the African wilderness. "