Larry's Cà Phê
New York City is estimated to have over 1,500 cafes across its five boroughs. Many of those cafes share some of the same qualities; loyal regulars, cozy nooks, and specialty drinks. But, on the corner of Woodpoint and Withers in East Williamsburg, one coffee shop stands as a tribute to Larry Hilton, teacher, neighbor and father.
Welcome to Larry's Cà Phê, a Vietnamese coffee shop adorned in yellow and emerald, founded by Larry’s son, Tuan Nguyen. Mirroring Tuan’s own mission, this film was made to show New York the joys of cultivating community and friendships over a cup of Vietnamese coffee.
Awarded Grand Prize at the Shops of New York Film Festival
director/editor
Additional Camera/photography Cynthia Liu
Titles/Design Evan Davison
Color Ellen Lee
Original Music BJ White
and a very special thanks to Heard City for making this sound great.