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Early Errol Morris documentary intersplices random chatter he captured on film of the genuinely eccentric residents of Vernon... more | add synopsisUser Comments:
I still live in vernon moreCast
(Credited cast)| Albert Bitterling | ... | Himself | |
| Roscoe Collins | ... | Himself | |
| George Harris | ... | Himself | |
| Joe Payne | ... | Himself | |
| Howard Pettis | ... | Himself | |
| Claude Register | ... | Himself | |
| Snake Reynolds | ... | Himself | |
| Henry Shipes | ... | Himself |
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well near it.....I remember seeing errol morris one autumn afternoon as he stood in the street with tripod and camera back in 1981....I had just gotten off from work at the elementary school (where I still teach)....its hard to remember how different things were then...because the physical side of vernon is still the same....although this is going to change soon....the widening of the main street is going to literally wipe out the town as we know it.
the jury is still out on the purpose of morris' film....most of the town folk look at it today as a mockery....however some who were in it thought differently then (movie stars)....I watched it recently (again) and took it at face value...it was funny....however knowing vernon like I do...I must say that in my days at vernon high school...I remember variety in the culture....all were not rednecks or eccentrics...
morris just let the cameras roll....if there were any genius in the filmaking....it was in the editing...as these characters were patched together to create this look at a seedy, unique town.
to me the "condescending" (as some of the critics have declared) part is summed up in the music (if you can call it music) at the very beginning...this sets the tone for the entire picture....on the other hand...the genuine honesty and realism in the turkey hunter's interview is just that...the reason I know that.... he is my cousin...I have known him all of my life...that attention to details is the way he tells stories...I have heard countless ones through the years.