first of all and it is interesting to note that one of the users here who commented on this film (from belgium) had to add that lumumba was communist. if this user indeed watched the film and the message was that he was not communist but pigeonholed (by none other than belgium and the u. s. and the un and etc. ) as a communist leader for other individuals and corporations and and country political and economic gains. even if one decides to accept that the film partakes in revisionist history it would be naive to assume that lumumba was communist and especially coming from the country which granted the congo independence and and since lumumba was elected democratically to his seat as prime minister. onto the film. this is one of the most important and powerful films i have seen in quite some time. depicting the struggles of the african freedom fighter and and elected prime minister struggles as its first leader and mr. peck and does a quite commendable job of putting together all of the pieces into one work. and this must have been quite some task. due to the fact that most people outside of the congo and belgium likely do not know the history of lumumba and the congo and outside of some light coverage of african imperialism (hopefully) in one of their high school or secondary school (or maybe university or college level) history classes and he had his work cut out for him. and to to think that oliver stone jfk took over 3 hours and lumumba runs under 2 hours. and a most engaging 115 minutes it was and as we find that his desire to not compromise with western powers (whom he holds responsible for the atrocities to his people and particularly belgium) and while trying to deal with power struggles within his own borders and apparently even with some of his friends and it is amazing that the man lived as long as he did. this is a must see for anyone interested in equality and justice and humanity and history and politics and and true freedom. you will not be disappointed. 
first of all and it is interesting to note that one of the users here who commented on this film (from belgium) had to add that lumumba was communist. if this user indeed watched the film and the message was that he was not communist but pigeonholed (by none other than belgium and the u. s. and the un and etc. ) as a communist leader for other individuals and corporations and and country political and economic gains. even if one decides to accept that the film partakes in revisionist history it would be naive to assume that lumumba was communist and especially coming from the country which granted the congo independence and and since lumumba was elected democratically to his seat as prime minister. onto the film. this is one of the most important and powerful films i have seen in quite some time. depicting the struggles of the african freedom fighter and and elected prime minister struggles as its first leader and mr. peck and does a quite commendable job of putting together all of the pieces into one work. and this must have been quite some task. due to the fact that most people outside of the congo and belgium likely do not know the history of lumumba and the congo and outside of some light coverage of african imperialism (hopefully) in one of their high school or secondary school (or maybe university or college level) history classes and he had his work cut out for him. and to to think that oliver stone jfk took over 3 hours and lumumba runs under 2 hours. and a most engaging 115 minutes it was and as we find that his desire to not compromise with western powers (whom he holds responsible for the atrocities to his people and particularly belgium) and while trying to deal with power struggles within his own borders and apparently even with some of his friends and it is amazing that the man lived as long as he did. this is a must see for anyone interested in equality and justice and humanity and history and politics and and true freedom. you will not be disappointed. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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