I chopped a son-of-a-bitch up and threw him in a goddamn mine shaft, up here in the garbage bag. And theres never another nother mother in the world could fill my mothers shoes. One White made it out, and it seems Kirk is on the way. So now everybody knows all about Mamie White and Jesco White, now by God its time you learn about the rest of us fuckin Whites. I just hope they can learn to embrace their rebel ways, while slowing down on the drugs. Then again, they're quite obviously tough, crafty and without a doubt survivors. And it kinda makes me think this streak that they're going on, may come to a sad and depressing halt. Lots of sadness, violence and drug abuse revolve around this family, and they mask a lot of their sadness by rolling with the flow, and living up to their legendary name. A documentary by director Julien Nitzberg, this film focuses on the renowned West Virginia outlaw Jesco White and his eccentric backwoods family. At the same time they live a very predictable life-style that unfortunately seems to repeat itself. The White Family is undoubtedly questionable and intimidating with their life-styles. Unless you've gone through similar things yourself. Jesco has spoken in the past about the misfortunes of the White family, but it's not until now do you really grasp it.
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What had me nodding in approval after the film had concluded was the layer of emotion the movie delivered. But really, it wouldn't have been enough for this doc to succeed. Of course going into this film you're expecting the craziness and entertainment that the family is known for delivering, and that's all well and good. Sam recaps her weekend away with her Best Friends (eye roll) in Seneca falls and Ithaca.
West Virginia, Appalachia, appalachian, mamie, jesco, jesco white, boone, boone county, mamie white. But eventually, you get the swing of things as the film turns and basically places it's attention on the female side of the Whites The trio of the Biggest (Mamie), the Meanest (Sue Bob) and the Baddest (Kirk), and I can't forget Mousie, or the gentle Bertie Mae. This documentary is just out of this world wild. The Wild and Wonderful Whites of West Virginia. And in the beginning you may be slightly confused with who's who and what's what. In The Wild and Wonderful Whites of West Virginia, you're introduced to a whole bunch of Whites. Alida White Jesco and Alida have been married for six years and celebrated their fifth last year by inviting 75 White family fans to a remote bash at their camp. Jesco is still on-hand, guffawing, tapping and being just a good ole boy, but we now get a glimpse of the bigger picture. With the Dancing Outlaw 1 and 2, White Lightnin', and an episode of Roseanne, our beloved Jesco has been the main White focus but not anymore.
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