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AKA: Africa: Blood and Guts, Farewell Africa
Directed by: Gualtiero Jacopetti, Franco E. Prosperi
Country: Italy; Effed Up European Cinema
Language: Italian (Eng Subs); Effed Up Italian Movies
Runtime: 02:18:35
Genres: Shockumentary, Gore-Gruesome, Violence Against Animals, Racism/Race-related
About:
Africa Addio begins with a lament about the fading away of the western romantic notion of what Africa is, before vividly exploring the chaotic, polarizing and confusing realities prevalent whenever there is a transfer of power.
Made in the ’60s by Mondo masters, Jacopetti & Prosperi, Africa Addio is mostly a show of journalistic prowess, despite the claims of staging that have never been proved or admitted.
Just like most Mondo films I’ve seen – it is interesting and boring AF at the same time. Lots of animal slaughter of elephants, antelopes, hippos, etc. in the first half. The second half looked, at first, like it was going to be a repeat of the first half with more animal slaughter. Then suddenly we see some clean white pretty girls running on a beach in bikinis and jumping on trampolines. Immediately after that we see semi nude bush boogie women with short afros who look like coconut head men with tits dancing to some double Dutch type shit. The contrast is obvious. The “combat” scenes later in the film looked staged big time. There is some great camera work and some breathtaking areal shots. It’s more or less like a PBS or National Geographic documentary which is way too long. This film is considered to be a very important breakthrough in Mondo film making. Yawn. 2 stars.
Great movie really shows you how savage the Africans are
You can just take a peek at the comments and ask yourselves wtf is wrong with white people? Except the fact that your family tree is built like circle.
Wow, that was a shitty watch. One of those movies you have to be under the influence of alcohol to endure.