The Last Downtown Supermarket — Bill Russo

The Last Downtown Supermarket is at once a look at the vanishing city centers and an examination of the enigma that is age. The very young and the very old play a special part in the theater of life, for their perches are at the doors. The one at the exit and the other at the entrance. One going one way and the other trending in the opposite directionThat they are seated next to each other at the stage doors, creates between the young the old, a special bond. Sometimes, as in this short yarn, a person occupies both seats at the same time.