Arrows

The documentary showcases Eric Bristow, a notable figure in British darts, as he engages with local players in exhibition matches. At just 22 years old, Bristow's charisma and skill shine through as he navigates the competitive darts scene, challenging locals and entertaining audiences.

Filmed in various settings, including traditional pubs and working men's clubs, Arrows captures the essence of darts culture in Britain during the late 1970s. It provides a glimpse into the sport's grassroots level, highlighting the community aspect of darts and the characters involved.

With a runtime of 32 minutes, this documentary offers a focused look at Bristow's journey and the sport's vibrant environment. The film is a snapshot of a specific era in British sports, making it a unique piece for collectors interested in sports documentaries or the history of darts.