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Whether you view eating contests as serious sport or pointless excess will
determine the attitude you bring to the table when watching Danielle Franco and
Chris Kenneally's doc. But even if you find them gross, the documentary's
subject—a Lower East Sider with a decidedly relaxed attitude toward adult
responsibility—certainly possesses an undeniable oddball charm. The film follows
Conti as he test himself against the greats of organized gluttony at the K2 for
speed gobblers—the Coney Island hot-dog-scarfing marathon.
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