"Mondo Cane" is a 1962 documentary film directed by Gualtiero Jacopetti and Franco E. Prosperi. It explores various cultural practices and unusual customs from around the world, presenting shocking and often controversial footage. The film is known for its provocative content, which includes scenes of animal cruelty and bizarre rituals. The title translates to "A Dog's World," reflecting the film's exploration of humanity's darker aspects. "Mondo Cane" was part of the mondo film genre, which gained popularity in the 1960s. Its impact on cinema led to a series of sequels and inspired other filmmakers to explore similar themes.