Elephant Parts

Elephant Parts showcases a collection of comedy and music videos, written and starred in by Michael Nesmith, known from The Monkees. This one-hour film features five full-length music videos, including the popular tracks "Rio" and "Cruisin'". Notably, the film won the first video Grammy Award, highlighting its significance in the evolution of music video content.

The film features a variety of off-beat sketches and performances, making it an entertaining watch, especially under altered states. With appearances from notable figures like wrestler Steve Strong and comedian "Chicago" Steve Barkley, it offers a unique glimpse into the creative landscape of the early 1980s. Collectors of music and comedy will find Elephant Parts a compelling representation of this transitional period in entertainment history.