Wolves of the North
Synopsis
Aurora, daughter of Professor Norris, a student of Eskimo culture in the region of Unalik on the southeast coast of Alaska, is devoted to David, a youth of weak character who has been reared in the family, and she is aloof to other men. "Wiki" Jack, primitive and passionate, sets out to win her despite her unconcealed disdain for him.
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Release History & Theatrical Window
April 16, 1921
Wide Cinema Exhibition
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Norman Dawn
- Screenplay & Story
- Norman Dawn, Wallace Clifton
- Original Title
- Wolves of the North
- Country of Origin
- United States of America
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 50m
- Production Studios
- Universal Film Manufacturing Company
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Norman Dawn
Norman Dawn, Wallace Clifton
Department Leadership Roster
Norman Dawn
Director
Wallace Clifton
Writer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Wolves of the North
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Wolves of the North about?
Aurora, daughter of Professor Norris, a student of Eskimo culture in the region of Unalik on the southeast coast of Alaska, is devoted to David, a youth of weak character who has been reared in the family, and she is aloof to other men. "Wiki" Jack, primitive and passionate, sets out to win her despite her unconcealed disdain for him.
Who directed Wolves of the North?
Wolves of the North was directed by Norman Dawn.
Who stars in Wolves of the North?
The principal cast of Wolves of the North includes Herbert Heyes, Percy Challenger, Eva Novak, Starke Patteson, Barbara Tennant.
When was Wolves of the North released and how long is it?
Wolves of the North was released in 1921 with a total runtime of 50m.