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Daily Breeze Review
By Charles Britton
Documentaries hold a special place in the movie business, more honored than attended. For me, they attain a higher average of interest and quality than fiction films as they take you to places and allow you to meet people you'd never expect to encounter. As one for whom TV infomercials are a guilty pleasure, I was taken with Pitch People, Stanley Jacobs' wildly entertaining film about the "second oldest profession" that got started by itinerant snake-oil salesmen, went on to fairs and boardwalks and now appears on television, often selling kitchen slicing appartus.
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