The little girl Léna manages to hide inside the boat, even though the cannibal witch doctor and his son Yakeké find her fainted on the side of a river and carry her to the village, where she gets worshipped as the "white goddess."

Thus, after 10 years, he manages to organise a new expedition in the cannibals' land, financed by a billionaire lover of adventure, Charles Fenton, and his partner Barbara Shelton.

Only Jeremy, Ana, and a young photographer reach the village, but as prisoners, the doctor gets immediately eaten by the cannibals.

Léna, who has grown and has married Yakaké, the witch doctor's son, seems unable to recognise her father, but when she learns the day after tomorrow that the two men will be sacrificed, she decides to free them at nighttime.

Whilst he is leaving the village, he still gets found by Yakaké, who, in the river, in front of the mayhem of the natives, faces up in a rustic duel before the photographer, defeating him, and then Jeremy himself, who manages to have the upper hand despite his amputated arm.

"[3] Nanarland found that "The pace of the film, deliberately slow, can provoke boredom if the spectator is ill-disposed, but the pretension which underlies this “disturbing” atmosphere contributes to the general comical effect of the production.