Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Mondo cinema posters A soldier in Zanzibar raises his rifle over his head before smashing it down on to the car windscreen. Shards ...

Filmmaker Gualtiero Jacopetti — the man behind documentary “Mondo Cane” and its sequels, cult classics that collected examples of the creepy and bizarre from around the world — died Wednesday in Rome.

Insofar as he’s known at all, Italian director Gualtiero Jacopetti is known as the father of “Mondo,” or “shockumentary,” cinema—and Insofar as he’s known at all, Italian director Gualtiero Jacopetti ...

Gualtiero Jacopetti’s largely faked Italian shockumentary (1963) gave the world the pop hit “More” but little else, charting some of the more peculiar eating and courting habits around the world. The ...

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Gualtiero Jacopetti (born 4 September 1919) is an Italian director of documentary films. He was born in Barga, in northern Tuscany. With Paolo Cavara and Franco ...

Women of the World is another collage from Italian Director Gualtiero Jacopetti (Mondo Cane), who pieces together snippets of film with an eye to the ironies of adjacency. On some cutting-room floor ...

Gualtiero Jacopetti and Franco Prosperi (Mondo Cane) directed this 1971 mockumentary on the exploitation of black American slaves in the antebellum south. In English and subtitled Italian. 136 min.