Harlem

Year: 1943

Runtime: 113 mins

Language: Italian

Director: Carmine Gallone

Drama

Propaganda film based on Primo Carnera, who claimed the heavyweight title but later lost to Max Bear and Joe Louis before Italy’s Ethiopian invasion, sparking Harlem racial clashes between Black residents and fascists. The film rewrites history, showing a boxer’s win to promote superiority, using POWs as extras in a work camp set up by ministries.

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