Director of the controversial horror film ‘Cannibal Holocaust’ overleden | Movie

Ruggero Deodato directed zo’n 36 films in z’n career, but because of the old days he remained as the director of ‘Cannibal Holocaust’. The horror film from 1980 was the first to be produced in Zugezegde ‘found footage’: it was said to be the part of the names of an American film crew that was filming in the Amazonejungle.

Maar de film will be reported as a result of the way it has been welded, because that means something. So disappearing apen en neusbeer op film are afgeslacht. Bovendia never saw the extreme welded in Martelingen. Amper twee weken nadat de film in Italië uitkwam, will de prent taken in beslag. Deodato was complained about obsceniteiten en zelfs moord, because in an article beweerd that sommige moorden in the film were real. Toen Deodato de Zugezegd overleden actors hun opwachting liet made in de Rechtbank, will de aanklacht tegen moord ingetrokken. Maar the director will be responsible for dierenmishandeling, that will be announced in 1984.

In 2011 Deodato de beelden van dierenmishandeling appeared in The Guardian. “Toen ik opgroeide, brought ik veel tijd door op het platteland, in de directe nabijheid van dieren. I also say that the moment is overseen on a regular basis. The dood van dieren is ondraaglijk – Zeker in de huidige Stadse mentality – maar is iets datijd geurde om de personages of de crew te voeden. Sowel in het verhaal than in de reality.”

The film will be banned on the sea in Australia, the United States, Noorwegen, Finland, IJsland, Nieuw-Zeeland and Singapore. In the Verenigd Koninkrijk stond de film een ​​tijdlang op de lijst met ‘video nasties’, de films which are not promoted by the British Board of Film Censors. In 2001, the film might also have been released in the United Kingdom, so it met with a few cuts.