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A Fistful of Fingers (1995)
Director: Edgar Wright
Movie review
From Time Out Film Guide
This is a homemade spaghetti Western (budget £10,000, cardboard horses and a handful of sixth-formers) which parodies itself along with the genre archetypes. The moving story of a bounty hunter's love for his murdered horse is a ragbag of the surreal, the satiric and the plain lame in the tradition of Hot Shots! Part Deux, with one Graham Low, a tour guide at Wookey Hole Caves, doing an uncanny impersonation of Eastwood's 'No Name'. Wright may not be in the class of Robert (El Mariachi) Rodriguez, but he has talent. Best seen after a couple of beers.Author: TCh
Cast & crew
Director: Edgar Wright
Producer: Daniel Figuero
Cast: Graham Low, Oliver Evans, Martin Curtis, Quentin Green, William Cornes, Neil Mullarkey, Nicola Stapleton full cast
Duration: 81 mins
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