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Mondo Texas

Film199114 min

Directed by Jim Conrad

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This short documentary, produced by Jim Conrad and narrated by Country Dick Montana, takes the viewer on an entertaining and irreverent tour of the Dallas region. Highlights include the likes of Glen Rose's Dinosaur Valley State Park and the adjacent Creationist Evidences Museum, the landlocked shipwrecks of Arlington and Grand Prairie, and Civil War battle reenactments complete with Old West cross-dressing and soldier resurrections. The show, a pilot for a series that (unfortunately) was not picked up, was all shot on 8mm film.Read moreLess

This short documentary, produced by Jim Conrad and narrated by Country Dick Montana, takes the viewer on an entertaining and irreverent tour of the Dallas region. Highlights include the likes of Glen Rose's Dinosaur Valley State Park and the adjacent Creationist Evidences Museum, the landlocked shipwrecks of Arlington and Grand Prairie, and Civil War battle reenactments complete with Old West cross-dressing and soldier resurrections. The show, a pilot for a series that (unfortunately) was not picked up, was all shot on 8mm film.

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This short documentary, produced by Jim Conrad and narrated by Country Dick Montana, takes the viewer on an entertaining and irreverent tour of the Dallas region. Highlights include the likes of Glen Rose's Dinosaur Valley State Park and the adjacent Creationist Evidences Museum, the landlocked shipwrecks of Arlington and Grand Prairie, and Civil War battle reenactments complete with Old West cross-dressing and soldier resurrections. The show, a pilot for a series that (unfortunately) was not picked up, was all shot on 8mm film.

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Jim Conrad