"Voyage au Congo" is a 1926 documentary film directed by André Gide and Marc Allégret, which explores the realities of colonialism and the impact of European power on African societies. The film follows Gide and Allégret as they journey through the Congo, capturing footage of African people, animals, and landscapes. However, the film is also known for its graphic depiction of violence against African people, which includes scenes of torture, mutilation, and murder. The film was never released due to its controversial content, but it remains a significant historical document that sheds light on the realities of colonialism and its impact on African societies.