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Terry Monohan
Master Film Handler

Posts: 379
From: San Francisco CA USA
Registered: May 2014


 - posted 03-13-2015 11:00 AM      Profile for Terry Monohan   Email Terry Monohan   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Saw this doc film yesterday at one of our only single screens left in San Francisco CA, the Vogue Theatre on Sacramento St. What a nice little film, try to book It or see It for not only your local Jewish crowd but anyone who likes food. Not to many delis left in the USA. The Vogue Theatre stereo Dolby surround system sounded great they even played the Dolby tag before the film. My only complaint was up in the top right of the screen on bright white parts of the film It had some dark looking scribble type problem going on. As this was a flat 1.85 movie the masking was set for that. The manger told me It does not show up on a scope print. He has had a few people come to look at the problem. It's not the screen or lens, almost looks like some sort of burn in problem. Go check out this doc you will want to eat at a deli after. Watch for Ziggy from NY and his great new popular deli in Houston TX.

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Allan Young
Expert Film Handler

Posts: 125
From: EGHAM, Surrey UK
Registered: Jun 2011


 - posted 03-15-2015 10:18 AM      Profile for Allan Young   Email Allan Young   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Thanks for the heads up. Kenny and Ziggy's in Houston is a superb deli. Their Reuben with house-cured corned beef is better than the vast majority in New York City!

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