Cannibal Holocaust
Director Ruggero Deodato also used this camera style prolifically in his film "Cannibal Holocaust", in which a group of filmmakers goes missing after they head into the South American rain forest to make a documentary on local cannibal tribes. In the film, only the team's footage is recovered, which is all shot in the "cinéma vérité" style that resembles the "amateur footage" in "Ultime grida dalla savana". The footage from "Cannibal Holocaust" proved so realistic that Deodato was arrested for making a snuff film. Charges were ultimately dropped when he produced the supposedly slain actors for the courts.