The Hand That Feeds You

A morbidly obese man, reduced at his bed in a sort of basement, having near him a fridge, a laptop, the TV, helped by a social care taker who assaults for his fun, example of selfishness, despite about others and cruelty becomes, in a night, victim of his greed.

A familiar story with touch of fairy tale.

Seductive for the admirable job of huge Andy Walker, for the fair remind of our laziness moments , for the open perspective about egocentrism , it works, especially for final, as a precise crafted parable , proposing a honest warning.

So, more than good horror, almost a religious lesson about greed, cruelty and laziness.

An extremely professional short film that is led by the main actor's subtle and highly naturalistic performance. The lead actor, Andy Walker, gives a wonderful performance - one that really demonstrates the subtleties and nuances of effective acting - in portraying a written character that could have very easily been 'hammy' or 'showy', yet Walker provides a restrained and highly effective performance. The cinematography is highly effective, as is the editing and sound design. I very much look forward to other work by the individuals who were responsible for producing this excellent film. Highly recommended.