Baylen Linnekin Interviews the Maker of New Documentary, Dog Days, on DC's Hot Dog Entrepreneurs
An excellent new documentary, which premieres next week at the Austin Film Festival, looks at the challenges faced by Washington, DC's food cart entrepreneurs.
The excellent new documentary Dog Days shines a light on the unglamorous world of Washington, DC's food carts, many of which ring the National Mall and sell boiled hot dogs. It tells the story of "the micro-entrepreneurial world of street vending in our nation's capital, and explores how two unlikely business partners navigate the cultural, economic, and regulatory barriers standing in their way." Baylen Linnekin found it to be a smart, measured, and informative look at a difficult profession that's made no easier thanks to long-stalled regulatory reform.
