Gualtiero Jacopetti and Franco Prosperi's Goodbye Africa (1966)
Enjoy a never-before-seen 144 minute Extended Cut of perhaps the most controversial documentary of all time, AFRICA ADDIO! The Film: Rushing to film the public ceremonies in real time on 35mm, the co-directors of the world famous Mondo Cane films spent nearly three years in sub-Saharan Africa between 1964 and 1966, documenting the chaotic, unprecedented, and often brutal reality of Europe pulling out of their generations old African colonies in multiple countries, while the remaining locals formed new governments and ways of life in the wake of their newfound freedom.
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