Mondo Hollywood

Year: 1967

Runtime: 120 mins

Language: English

Director: Robert Carl Cohen

Documentary

Cult classic Mondo Hollywood records the hidden fringe of 1960s Hollywood (1965‑67), a time of daring optimism. The film uses interior‑monologue, letting subjects choose and narrate their scenes. It opens with Gypsy Boots and Jennie Lee dancing a Watusi beneath the Hollywood sign, then follows heir Lewis Marvin III, who lives in cheap garage in Malibu.

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