Cowfusion
Synopsis
John Arthur stars as a man possessed by the spirit of a cowboy who finds himself caught up in a war of pride, desire and very big guns.
The beautiful but dangerous Roberta (Mia Reakes) needs a hero and John is the only one crazy enough to fight for her life.
Carlos (Clive Temple) is feared by everyone in town and when he wants Roberta back, bullets and lives are expendable.
Aided only by the alcoholic but enthusiastic Tim (Mike Dean), the Don Quixote of Westerns must rely on all of his delusional skills to survive the gauntlet of fists and firepower commanded by the baddest man in town.
In a world without heroes, one man dared to believe.
Details
- Year
- 2008
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 74 mins
- Format
- DV Cam
- Director
-
J Franics 1st Feature
- Producer
- Elias Kane, Robbie Andrews
- Editor
- Macavity Barbados
- Screenwriter
- J Francis
- Sound
- Robbie Andrews
- Composer
- Robbie Andrews
- Principal cast
- John Arthur, Mia Reakes, Clive Temple, Mike Dean
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
T +44 (0)15 3474 4137
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