THE SHOCKUMENTARIES COLLECTION
Specially Priced Triple Feature package on 3 DVDs
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#1 GOODBYE UNCLE TOM (1971) [above]
director: Paolo Cavara, Gualtiero Jacopetti ·
and Franco
Prosperi
Incredible! You will not believe what you are seeing! Shot in documentary
style, this film recreates the conditions of slavery in America. It's
so realistic that a riot broke out and shut down the theater on 42nd
Street in New York during its limited run in 1971. Due to major distribution
problems, this film has been virtually unseen in the USA since that
time. Now, fully restore from original negatives, it's back!
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#2
AFRICA
ADDIO (1966) [above]
director: Gualtiero Jacopetti ·
Franco
Prosperi
After colonialism collapsed in '60s Africa, the Dark Continent was ruled
by rebels and refugees, plunders and poachers, mercenaries and murderers.
It was a land suddenly aflame with brutality, racism and slaughter. Directors
Jacopetti and Prosperi took their cameras and documented every detail.
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#3
GODFATHERS
OF MONDO (2003) [above]
director: David Gregory
featuring interviews with and commentary on: Gualtiero Jacopetti ·
Franco
Prosperi
For more than four decades, they have remained among the most brilliant
- and most misunderstood - directors in the world of cinema. Now, in this
2003 documentary Jacopetti and Prosperi finally have their say.
A
deluxe Domestic Release of three Italian films; original widescreen
format (2.35:1), triple DVDs encoded for REGION ONE NTSC, playable on
any American machine; in English language with optional English subtitles.
Lots of extras including trailers and documentary.
Graphic
Violence/Adult Material/Nudity/Rape/
S&M/Drugs/Cruelty to Animals:
Recommended for Mature Audiences
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