Africa Blood and Guts

Africa Blood and Guts is a documentary that chronicles the violence and political turmoil that many African countries faced during the 1960s. The film captures significant events, including revolutions in Zanzibar and Kenya, highlighting the extensive political upheaval and the tragic loss of life that accompanied these transitions from colonial rule.

In addition to its political focus, the documentary presents graphic footage of hunters and poachers, showcasing the impact of colonization and exploitation on wildlife. This blend of historical and shocking content positions the film within the shockumentary genre, appealing to those interested in both history and the darker aspects of human behavior.

With a runtime of 138 minutes, Africa Blood and Guts is part of the Mondo Cane Collection, known for its provocative and controversial subjects. Collectors can find this film available in DVD format, offering a chance to own a piece of controversial cinematic history.