Red Scorpion, The Guatemalan Handshake, Todd Rohal, Tom DeLay, Washington D.C. Here’s a novel promotional e-mail we received today from Todd Rohal, director and sound engineer of The Guatemalan ...

Via Pitchfork Media comes this news blurb about The Guatemalan Handshake, an indie film currently shooting in Eastern Pennsylvania starring musician Will Oldham (Palace, Bonnie “Prince” Billy) and ...

Albert Serra's "Don Quixote" adaptation "Honor de Cavelleria" and "The Guatemalan Handshake" from U.S. director Todd Rohal were the stars of the 24th Turin Film Festival, with "Cavelleria" taking home ...

ROME -- The 24th Turin Film Festival gets underway today with a lineup that includes the in-competition international premiere of Todd Rohal's "The Guatemalan Handshake," a series of horror, western ...

Want to watch 'The Guatemalan Handshake' on your favorite screen? Here are ways to watch including rental, purchase, and subscription options, all in one place. Right now in the US, 'The Guatemalan ...

The Slamdance Film Festival, which is made up of Sundance Film Festival rejects, occasionally turns the spotlight on such indie gems as “The Daytrippers” and “Mad Hot Ballroom.” Todd Rohal’s “The ...

Napoleon Dynamite wouldn't fit in well anywhere, but at least he'd find some kindred souls in "The Guatemalan Handshake." An understated, surrealist comedy that is more successful at being weird than ...

In a small mountain town, a demolition-derby driver disappears during a power outage, setting off a chain of events that affects the community's eccentric residents. Will Oldham, Cory McAbee.

Tyro helmer Todd Rohal's "The Guatemalan Handshake" intends to be an absurd comedy about a small town overflowing with eccentrics. After an exciting visual opener, pic reaches nearly unprecedented ...

A mysterious power failure in a small mountain town coincides with the disappearance of one of its most eccentric young residents. Mystery piles upon mystery as his family and friends search for him, ...

Todd Rohal’s debut feature is a classic example of what I like to call magic Skeeterism, a school of gently satirical small-town fantasy. Will Oldham, the prince of podunk, plays a local oddball who ...

This feature debut by writer/director Todd Rohal is filled with bizarre satisfactions: a forlorn woman alone in a rural Chinese restaurant with a feast in front of her; a 10-year-old-girl narrator ...