Lonesome Cowboys

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Lonesome Cowboys is a 1968 underground Western satire directed by Andy Warhol that parodies Hollywood cowboy films with a campy, subversive twist.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf film
underground film
cinematographyBy Paul Morrissey NERFINISHED
coDirector Paul Morrissey NERFINISHED
colorProcess color
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
dialogueStyle largely improvised
director Andy Warhol NERFINISHED
distributor Film-Makers' Distribution Center NERFINISHED
editedBy Paul Morrissey NERFINISHED
featuresCharacterType cowboys
sheriff
filmingLocation Arizona NERFINISHED
Old Tucson Studios NERFINISHED
genre LGBT-related film
Western
comedy
satire
underground film
hasCensorshipHistory seized by U.S. Customs
subject to obscenity charges
hasCultFollowing true
hasQuality camp
subversive
hasTheme critique of Hollywood Western conventions
parody of macho cowboy archetype
movement American underground cinema
avant-garde film
musicBy The Velvet Underground NERFINISHED
narrativeStyle improvisational
originalLanguage English
parodies Hollywood Western films
partOf Andy Warhol filmography NERFINISHED
producer Andy Warhol NERFINISHED
productionCompany Andy Warhol Films NERFINISHED
releaseDate 1968-07-
releaseYear 1968
runtimeMinutes 109
screenedAt Cannes Film Festival NERFINISHED
setInPeriod American West NERFINISHED
stars Eric Emerson NERFINISHED
Louis Waldon NERFINISHED
Taylor Mead NERFINISHED
Tom Hompertz NERFINISHED
Viva NERFINISHED
subjectMatter gender roles
homoeroticism
sexuality

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Andy Warhol Films notableWork Lonesome Cowboys
Eric Emerson notableWork Lonesome Cowboys