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The plot follows a professor (Harold Monroe) who travels to the Amazon rainforest to find a missing documentary crew. He recovers their footage, and the second half of the film shows the crew’s descent into madness: they stage scripted raids on indigenous tribes, burn huts, and commit sexual violence—all for the sake of "good television."

The film was originally confiscated in Italy because Deodato couldn't prove the actors were still alive (he had signed a contract with them to disappear for a year). Once the actors appeared on a TV show, the murder charges were dropped, but the obscenity charges regarding the animals stuck.

Today, the film sits at #13 on Entertainment Weekly 's "25 Most Controversial Movies of All Time." It is taught in film schools as the grandfather of the "Found Footage" genre (predating The Blair Witch Project by 19 years). Warning: The following is technical advice. We do not endorse piracy.