Toots

The documentary profiles Toots Shor, a well-known figure in Manhattan's social scene. It captures the essence of a time when saloons were central to New York's nightlife and regular patrons mingled with celebrities.

Toots Shor's establishment attracted various notable figures, including Frank Sinatra, Jackie Gleason, and Joe DiMaggio. The film highlights the cultural significance of Shor's saloon, often referred to by Edward R. Murrow as America’s greatest saloon, emphasizing its role as a gathering place for politicians, gangsters, and stars.

At 84 minutes, Toots offers a nostalgic look at a pivotal era in American history. With its focus on a woman director and a rich narrative, this documentary presents a unique perspective on an iconic figure in New York's past.