Africa Blood and Guts

Africa Blood and Guts (1966) documents the continent's tumultuous transition from colonial rule to self-governance through a lens of unflinching brutality. The film captures the violent upheavals of the 1960s, including the bloody revolutions in Zanzibar and Kenya, where thousands perished. Beyond political strife, the documentary also showcases the indiscriminate slaughter of wildlife by hunters and poachers, weaving a tapestry of violence that transcends human conflict to encompass the natural world.