The Sandwich Nazi
Deli owner Salam Kahil is an art collector, a former male escort, an amateur musician, and a sandwich maker to the homeless in Vancouver's poorest neighbourhood but his true passion is talking about blowjobs. This is a 2015 feature film documentary, not to be mixed up with the 2012 documentary short with the same name.
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Plot Summary
A disgruntled deli owner, known for his aggressive customer service and signature sandwich, finds his world turned upside down when a new employee challenges his tyrannical reign. The film humorously explores themes of customer service, culinary passion, and the absurdity of everyday workplace dynamics.
Critical Reception
The short film garnered positive attention for its comedic performances, particularly from its lead actor and its ensemble cast. It was recognized for its quirky humor and effective portrayal of a niche, yet relatable, character study within a brief runtime.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for its sharp and witty dialogue.
- Applauded for the memorable and over-the-top central character.
- Noted for its efficient storytelling within a short format.
Google audience: Audience reception data for this short film is not readily available on Google reviews.
Fun Fact
The film's premise was inspired by real-life experiences of aggressive customer service encountered by the director and writer, Philip Granger.
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