Jerry’s Deli by Tom Palazzolo (1974) (via eeg2000)

It turned out that Jerry’s deli was right next to my film lab, and I’d grab a bit to eat there while waiting for my film to be developed. I noticed how painful it was to be yelled at by Jerry — but after you’d grabbed your sandwich, you could sit off to the side and observe. I discovered what a hoot it was to watch other people being yelled at by Jerry and decided this would make a great film. I shot the chaos of the lunch rush during the week, and then, to slow the pace of the film down, I filmed him later, talking to the camera. (source Austin Chronicle)