Mulberry St.

Ferrara attempts what could loosely be called an 'ethnographic' documentary, offering us a typically shambolic view of people and place. The people are mostly old Italian-Americans, and the place is Mulberry St, whose essential character has altered due to major demographic changes. Ferrara's focus shifts between his own career and anecdotes from his subjects waxing about old times. It's watchable, but he doesn't really give us much of a reason to care about the gradual loss of this enclave.