Llama Nation

Llama Nation

Produced by John Meier
Llama Nation explores the quirky, competitive world of llama breeding, training and showing.

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Video from Llama Nation

Overview

Genre
Culture, Human Interest, Docu-Drama, Docutainment, and Lifestyle
Synopsis

LLAMA NATION explores the quirky, competitive world of llama breeding, training and showing in the US. The film follows passionate llama owners each with their own unique story, including two 16-year-old girls as they compete in hopes to become the national llama show champion. Janessa Hall and Hunter Snow are complete opposites of each other except for the fact they both competitively show llamas. Every year, the two girls are neck and neck en route to the national llama show each year, but only one can take home the first place ribbon. Also featured are Jack and Tracy Pearson, the godparents of llama culture in the United States, and Ron Shinnick, llama carting king and mayor of a small town in Georgia.

Stage
finished
Running time
89 minutes

Credits

Production Details

Prod. Co.
Llama Nation Film
Country
United States
Years of Production
3
Locations
Georgia, North Carolina, Kansas, Montana, Idaho, Oregon, Tennessee

Distribution Details

Release year
2016
Festivals
Omaha, Kansas City, Fort Myers,
Awards
Best Documentary Film Omaha Film Festival, Utah Film Awards Best Documentary,
Distribution
Film Buff
Language
English
Subtitles
Yes

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