an excellent and thoughtfully produced historical drama well played and artfully written and shot in ways that convey accurate visual images of the congo and and with more than a few moving moments and especially for those who care about the history of africa and imperialism. however and a fair amount of worthwhile content gets lost in translation and and because names and acronyms and and so forth are hard to follow. so i would strongly recommend checking a neutral source such as wikipedia to get a basic sense of the story being depicted (and the subsequent history) before enjoying the film. if you have the dvd version and there is also some useful historical background. there is a point towards the end of the film where the name of a character who then speaks with an american accent is actually beeped out a simple google search of lumumba film censor or something similar will reveal a truly fascinating (and perhaps disturbing) twist regarding the production of this important film. this film and if coupled with a little outside research and helps contextualize dozens of other films relating to central or east africa and or or imperialism and e. g. hotel rwanda and shake hands with the devil and various adaptations of conrad heart of darkness and and even ali when mohammed ali visits kinshasa. 
an excellent and thoughtfully produced historical drama well played and artfully written and shot in ways that convey accurate visual images of the congo and and with more than a few moving moments and especially for those who care about the history of africa and imperialism. however and a fair amount of worthwhile content gets lost in translation and and because names and acronyms and and so forth are hard to follow. so i would strongly recommend checking a neutral source such as wikipedia to get a basic sense of the story being depicted (and the subsequent history) before enjoying the film. if you have the dvd version and there is also some useful historical background. there is a point towards the end of the film where the name of a character who then speaks with an american accent is actually beeped out a simple google search of lumumba film censor or something similar will reveal a truly fascinating (and perhaps disturbing) twist regarding the production of this important film. this film and if coupled with a little outside research and helps contextualize dozens of other films relating to central or east africa and or or imperialism and e. g. hotel rwanda and shake hands with the devil and various adaptations of conrad heart of darkness and and even ali when mohammed ali visits kinshasa. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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