About the film
Mondo New York is a 1988 documentary film directed by Harvey Keith, also credited as Harvey Nikolai Keith. Running 83 minutes, it presents New York City as its subject and is made in the United States in English. The film is identified as a Mondo film and is listed in the documentary film genre.
Its stated background connects it to the 1963 movie Mondo Cane, which inspired the documentary. Stuart S. Shapiro is credited as producer.
The film’s focus is New York City, placing the city at the center of its documentary approach. Released in 1988, Mondo New York combines the Mondo designation with an urban subject and an English-language presentation.
Who it is for
It suits viewers interested in New York City, Mondo films, and English-language documentaries from 1988.
Worth knowing
- Focuses on New York City
- Runs 83 minutes
- Inspired by Mondo Cane
- Directed by Harvey Keith
- Produced by Stuart S. Shapiro
Before you press play
- Released in 1988
- Classified as a Mondo film
The short of it
Mondo New York is an 83-minute Mondo documentary centered on New York City. Its connection to Mondo Cane and Harvey Keith’s direction define its listed context.