The Man Who Would Not Shake Hands

Set against the backdrop of the American West, 'The Man Who Would Not Shake Hands' follows a WWI veteran dealing with profound loss and trauma. The story unfolds as he attempts to escape his past through alcohol, only to encounter a buffalo soldier who carries a heavy belief about his own touch. This encounter serves as a catalyst for change, challenging the veteran's perspective on life and connection.

The film features performances from Jeff Worden, William Chandler, and Richard 'Chomps' Thompson, who bring depth to their roles in this adaptation. As a short film, it captures a compact yet powerful story, making it an intriguing piece for collectors of Western cinema and adaptations. The film is part of a collection associated with independent production efforts from organizations like From the Heart Productions and the Southern Arizona Film Society.