Enemies

This film features a humble New York waiter who faces constant annoyance from a regular customer. The story unfolds as the waiter finally asserts himself against the insufferable patron, turning the tables in a humorous manner.

Filmed in a theater style, Enemies captures the essence of stage performance with its focus on dialogue and character interaction. The film offers an interesting glimpse into the service industry, reflecting the playwright's own experiences as a waiter at a Catskill Mountains resort.

For collectors, this film stands out due to its unique narrative and the talent of actors like Sam Jaffe and Ned Glass. Its roots in filmed theater make it a distinctive piece in the comedy genre from the early 1970s.