MONDO BIZARRO (Lee Frost, 1966): A Lebanese Slave Auction, and a Punning Ending

cinemascholar
  • 4 years ago
The last sequence from Lee Frost's 1966 "Mondo Bizarro" is an alleged exposé of a Lebanese slave market, actually shot in a California mountain range. We see how the slave traders have their slaves packed in boxes and sold naked to Ärab" rich men. The final shot takes us back to the film's opening scene in the women's dressing room.

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