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With its stunning black-and-white cinematography shot by the great László Kovács and its superb evocation of Depression-era locales

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Interview with Producer/Director Jay Schlossberg-Cohen

I Like Killing Flies carl franklin With its stunning black-and-white cinematographyDocumentarian and longtime customer Matt Mahurin follows chef and proprietor Kenny Shopsin and his family as they face the gentrification of New York's Greenwich Village that threatens the continued existence of Shopsin's General Store. I Like Killing Flies captures Kenny as he not only conjures comfort food on his Frankenstein stove from a menu containing hundreds of dishes, but as he serves up morsels of wit and wisdom on work, family, politics,