Goodbye Uncle Tom: An Italian Mondoexploitation Film
Goodbye Uncle Tom is an Italian MondoExploitation Film.
The film was released in 1971.
It is about the directors of the film time-travelling to the deep southern pre-Civil War American South.
There, they attempt to document every distressing, graphic and unbridled detail of the slave's lifestyle.
Some scandalous scenes that stood out in this film included:
the directors attending a social event where the guests threw their food scraps to half-naked Black children crammed underneath the dining table; the slave-ship arriving from Africa and the slavers discussing the people like livestock; the slave training camp, which resembled a factory-line; and the scientist that was looking to support his thesis of White people being inherently superior
The film was released in 1971.
It is about the directors of the film time-travelling to the deep southern pre-Civil War American South.
There, they attempt to document every distressing, graphic and unbridled detail of the slave's lifestyle.
Some scandalous scenes that stood out in this film included:
the directors attending a social event where the guests threw their food scraps to half-naked Black children crammed underneath the dining table; the slave-ship arriving from Africa and the slavers discussing the people like livestock; the slave training camp, which resembled a factory-line; and the scientist that was looking to support his thesis of White people being inherently superior