Following the success of the film , Jacopetti attempted to claim all the merits for himself , but left himself open to fierce media criticism . Although involved in the editing of the film , he had had little presence on set during actual filming . The next year , '' La donna nel mondo '' ( '' Women of the World '' ) was put together using inferior materials from '' Mondo Cane '' . '' Mondo Cane '' launched Cavara as an author and director . From then on , he continued to make films , nevertheless that experience left a sign for future projects . Having left his former associates , he directed the forwarding '' Malamondo '' , an “ antimondo ” on European youth , and in 1967 '' The Wild Eye '' ( with Alberto Moravia and Tonino Guerra screenwriters added ) , a definitive breakaway from the genre conducted with spectacular ability that anticipated reflections on '' cinema making cinema '' with ambiguous and conscious perspective . '' Wild eye '' won the Atlanta Festival and was entered into the 5th Moscow International Film Festival
5th Moscow International Film Festival
5th Moscow International Film Festival
Paolo Cavara