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A classic exploitation film, this purports to be an educational film about people in undeveloped countries doing weird things with a magic or voodoo background. This seems to involve a lot of close-up shots of black people wearing next to nothing.
Towards the end of the film, there is an obscure sequence where it is revealed that some young men in an unspecified tribal village have been in the fields all year and when they return they adopt a feminine appearance. Because of the tendentious nature of the film I was ready to scoff at this as being an exaggeration, but there is no doubt that some of the men shown are feminine in their looks in a Western way.
In fact they must have been exposed to Western culture becasue the feminity includes carrying a handbag.
It's a terrible film.
HF April 2011
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