CW Rowe has it all. He owns the cotton gin, making him the wealthiest man in Harrison, Texas, and his ascendance has solidified an unshakeable belief in the system that enriched him. Confident in his deserved success, CW is partial to lecturing anyone he feels will benefit from his advice. Few things ever interrupt the purity of his vision, with the exception of the weekly visit of a young man, Ned, who lost an arm in the gin’s machinery. Ned is a little touched and believes CW can give him his arm back. On a normal day, he goes away when CW offers him five dollars, but today is anything but a normal day.

Director: Tim Guinee

Executive Producer: Philip Seymour Hoffman

Producer: Hallie Foote, Tim Guinee, Bruno Michels

Screenwriter: Horton Foote

Cinematographer: David Tumblety

Editor: James Stanger

Production Designer: Jesika Farkas

Sound Designer: Matt Haasch

Music: Mike and Ruthy

Additional Credits: Sound Recordist: Jean-Yves Munch, Associate Producer, 1st AD: Rex Camphuis, Line Producer: Ruben Garcia, Script Supervisor: Emily Carragher, Costume Designer: Ingrid Price

Principal Cast: Charles Haid as C.W. Rowe, Terry Kinney as Pinkey, John Magaro as Ned, Philippe Petit as The Itinerant Worker, Mike Merenda as Banjo Man, Carson Kinney as The Machine Room Boy

Raised in Houston, One Armed Man is Tim Guinee’s directorial debut. As an actor he has appeared in over 200 roles on stage, television and films, including roles in Sweet Land, Iron Man 1 & 2, Promised Land, Personal Velocity, Synecdoche-New York, and Once Around. He reoccurs on tv’s Homeland, The Good Wife, and the Austin-based Revolution.

Public Film Contact
Tim Guinee
CorneliusGuin@gmail.com