Three distinct personalities emerge in Jesco White, a Boone County tap dancer striving to honor his late father's legacy while facing legal troubles.
Synopsis
Three distinct personalities emerge in Jesco White, a Boone County tap dancer striving to honor his late father's legacy while facing legal troubles.
Synopsis
Jesco White, a tap dancer from Boone County, West Virginia, strives to follow in his father's footsteps as a 'mountain dancer.' His life is complicated by legal troubles and his distinct personalities: the gentle Jesse, the violent Jesco, and the eccentric Elvis. Through interviews and family scenes, the film reveals Jesco's quirky family and their shared dreams amidst challenges. Directed by Jacob Young, "Dancing Outlaw" runs for 28 minutes.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Jesco White, a unique tap dancer from Boone County.
- Discover the quirky dynamics of Jesco's family.
- Find out about Jesco's struggles with the law.
Did You Know
- Jesco White has three distinct personalities: Jesse, Jesco, and Elvis.
- The documentary is 28 minutes long and was produced in 1991.
- Jesco aims to follow in the footsteps of his late father, D. Ray White.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Jesco White?
Jesco White is a Boone County resident known for his passion for tap dancing and his struggles with the law.
What are the three personalities of Jesco White?
Jesco White exhibits three distinct personalities: the gentle Jesse, the violent Jesco, and the eccentric Elvis.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Dancing Outlaw'?
The documentary 'Dancing Outlaw' has a duration of 28 minutes.
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