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326:, who does not support African officers. Mobuto supersedes Mpolo as an appointee to colonel. Then, mutinied soldiers assault a member of Lumumba's cabinet and storm the government house, demanding the removal of their white superiors. Lumumba implores them to return to their barracks, and the group's leader informs Lumumba that they have taken white officers and their families hostage, and will kill them if Lumumba does not follow through on his promise to address them. The rebelling soldiers are chided by Janssens, who reaffirms his belief in a white-controlled military. Following a protest by soldiers' wives, he is called before Lumumba, who demands Janssens' resignation. Following the rape and assault by soldiers of a Flemish couple, the Belgian ambassador visits Lumumba and makes veiled threats to involve the United Nations and 1113: 353:, Lumumba learns that his infant daughter has died in Switzerland. While Lumumba and his partisans cross the river towards Stanleyville, soldiers arrive and accost Lumumba's family and he returns to face them, where he is arrested. At Mobutu's military encampment, he and others vote to kill Lumumba, with Kasavubu reluctantly casting his vote. He, Mpolo, and Okito, are taken to Katanga where they are brutally beaten, with Munongo joining in. The ending of the film intersperses Mobutu, now 346:
creating political deadlock due to Lumumba's widespread popularity. After condemning Kasavubu's criticism and brushing off accusations of being a communist, Lumumba returns home where he learns that his infant daughter must be sent to Switzerland, since she is gravely ill. Mobutu arrives and tells Lumumba that Kasavubu wanted him arrested, but has elected to place him under house arrest instead, leading Lumumba to suspect that Mobutu is working with a foreign power.
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Following the debate, the film cuts back to Lumumba receiving his job as a beer salesman, hired because of his public speaking ability by the Polar beer company, which the locals distrust. While using his beer sales to promote his political ideas in Leopoldville, Lumumba meets Joseph Mobutu for the
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is the only country that he can rely on for support. At a military camp, the American ambassador pledges his support to Mobutu, provided that he help in eliminating Lumumba. Kasavubu dismisses Lumumba for both his alleged communist sympathies and his perceived role in the South Kasai massacres,
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given their success in the elections, Lumumba backs Kasavubu for president, who in turn appoints Lumumba as prime minister. On the night of the coalition's formation, Lumumba is threatened by Tshombe and Munongo, who were not given any leadership positions in the new government. At the formal
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to delete a reference to him during the airing of the film. The scene in question involves a group of Belgian and Congolese officials deciding whether to kill Lumumba. Carlucci is asked for input, and he mumbles that the US government does not involve itself in the internal affairs of other
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According to one source, the scene was deleted from the version of the film that aired on HBO. Another source says that the scene was not deleted, but the word "Carlucci" was bleeped in the dialogue, with the name masked in the credits. The scene remains on the DVD version of the film.
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countries. At the time, Carlucci was the second secretary of the US Embassy in Congo. He denies playing any role in the death of Lumumba: "The scene is tendentious, false, libelous; it never happened and it is a cheap shot."
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on 14 May 2000, and it was shown at various film festivals as well as having commercial releases in Belgium, France, Switzerland, the United States and Canada. The film grossed $ 684,000 in the US. It also aired on
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party, who wishes to better compromise with the Belgians, who insist that their colonial rule is all that prevents tribal warfare from occurring. Upset that the Belgians do not recognize the legitimacy of the
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recognition of independence from the king of Belgium, Lumumba's speech strikes a more combative tone than Kasavubu's, highlighting the oppression that the Congolese suffered under Belgian rule.
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read the film's pace as "refus to lay out Lumumba's life in traditional, corny terms by presenting a lengthy and unwieldy history lesson and then groveling for audience sympathy. Instead
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score of 78, which indicates "generally favorable reviews". The critics' consensus of Rotten Tomatoes read "Ebouaney's fiery performance makes Lumumba compelling."
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vaults through his radicalization and the track that led this former civil servant and beer salesman to leave his angry stamp on the world."
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Later, Mobutu announces that the army has seized power, and claims to have arrested both Lumumba and Kasavubu. While plotting his escape to
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On a visit to Katanga, Munongo refuses to allow the government's plane to land, signaling the secession of Katanga into the
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soldiers, who arrest and imprison Lumumba where he is beaten by the Belgian guards before being freed and sent to
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being driven to their executions, cutting to their bodies being exhumed, dismembered, and burned on the orders of
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has begun with an assault on a member of Lumumba's cabinet. The cabinet then debates the removal of
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has become more favorable to independence, the street meeting is broken up by
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The film received mostly positive reviews from critics, with a
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The film begins with a montage of Lumumba and his compatriots
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Panafrican Film and Television Festival of Ouagadougou
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at the time of filming caused the film to be shot in
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After a run-in with Belgian troops at 278:ideals, expressed at a recent summit in 1573:English-language historical drama films 893: 782:Political Film Society Award for ExposĂ© 301:While in Brussels, Lumumba first meets 282:, which infuriate Tshombe and Munongo. 1533:Cultural depictions of Patrice Lumumba 1440: 887: 728:Political Film Society Award for Peace 1267: 1130: 1051: 1016:from the original on 18 February 2017 978:Tunzelmann, Alex von (14 June 2012). 875:from the original on 24 February 2008 298:to negotiate Congolese independence. 1065:from the original on 5 November 2012 1049: 1047: 1045: 1043: 1041: 1039: 1037: 1035: 1033: 1031: 910:from the original on 27 October 2012 433:as Walter J. 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Raoul Peck
Pascal Bonitzer
Eriq Ebouaney
Bernard Lutic
Jean-Claude Petit
Cannes
France
Belgium
Germany
Haiti
French
Lingala
English
biographical film
Raoul Peck
Patrice Lumumba
Congo-LĂ©opoldville
Belgium
Political unrest
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Zimbabwe
Beira, Mozambique
American Black Film Festival
Political Film Society
Panafrican Film and Television Festival of Ouagadougou
Joseph Okito
Maurice Mpolo
Mobutu Sese Seko
MoĂŻse Tshombe

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