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Not a🌟 single man survived the journey although some did reach the mainland, the bodies of thirty men being subsequently found near🌟 the Great Fish River.
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Controversy. The film was criticized by Survival International, which campaigns for indigenous peoples and indigenous peoples living😄 in voluntary isolation, as reinforcing colonialism and respectively neocolonialism, as well as their stigmas against indigenous peoples, portraying them as😄 savage.
This is😄 open to dispute, but one contender is Umberto Lenzi's Make Them Die Slowly - also known as Canibal Ferox (US😄 1980), billed as The Most Violent Ever. Publicity for the picture proudly proclaimed that it had been banned in 31😄 countries.
