| Description |
1 online resource (streaming video file) (47 min. 4 sec.) ; 285310407 bytes |
| Summary |
*Coarse Language and Violence*Rooster's Spot is an up and coming franchise in the increasingly competitive market of fried chicken. Exploring the phenomenal rise in public affection for everything fried chicken through a single shop in south London, this 4-part documentary series offers a unique and intriguing insight into contemporary London life.A mini-rig of fixed cameras provides unprecedented access to Rooster's Spots' flagship store on south London's party strip, Clapham High Street. Flooded with regulars in the week and revellers on the weekend, it's a space that feels unpredictable at times and life-affirming at others.No two days or nights are the same, and with the shop open until 6am on the weekends, the staff serves up to a thousand customers a night. The Roosters team, working on both the front line and breadline of Britain, reveal their personal experiences of what it's like to serve the great British public. The chicken shop is a place anyone can come, anything can happen and where, most of the time, anything goes.PRODUCTION DETAILS:A Mentorn Media production.Producer/Director: Yonni Usisikin, Executive Producer: Hannah Wyatt |
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Broadcast 2014-04-16 at 20:30:00 |
| Notes |
Classification: M |
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Chickens -- Economic aspects.
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Convenience foods -- Marketing.
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Restaurant management.
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Restaurants -- Customer services.
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Cooking (Chicken)
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England -- London.
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Streaming video
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| Author |
Usiskin, Yonni, director
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Manuva, Roots, cast
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