Mosholu Holiday

About This Movie

Mosholu Holiday is this intriguing blend of drama and travelogue, set against the backdrop of the Bronx. The film is marked by its slow pacing that allows you to really soak in the atmosphere of the era. You’ve got Bill Ronald, who brings this laid-back charm, and Frances Leibowitz as 'Mrs. Bronx' really steals scenes with her larger-than-life persona. The dynamic with her girlfriend Iris adds depth and a bit of complexity to the narrative. It’s not flashy—no crazy special effects or overly dramatic moments—but there’s a sincerity that makes it distinct. You can feel the local flavor, and it has this almost documentary style that might appeal to fans of regional stories.

Mosholu Holiday has seen limited releases, making any format quite scarce. As a film collector, you'll note that it's often discussed among those interested in regional cinema and local narratives. There are a few old VHS copies floating around, but overall, it's not widely available, which adds to its allure for collectors. Its unique setting and performances have garnered a niche appeal, particularly among enthusiasts of 1960s independent films.