Finders Keepers

This documentary chronicles the bizarre and true story of a small-town Nevada man who found a severed human foot in his neighbor's grill. The subsequent legal battle and media frenzy that followed turned the discovery into a national sensation. The film explores themes of ownership, morality, and the absurdity of human conflict when faced with the grotesque.

Finders Keepers received widespread critical acclaim for its unique subject matter, compelling storytelling, and darkly comedic tone. Critics lauded its ability to find humor and humanity in a profoundly strange situation, while also exploring the deeper implications of the events.

• Praised for its bizarre yet fascinating true story.
• Commended for its darkly humorous and engaging narrative style.
• Appreciated for balancing absurdity with thoughtful exploration of human nature.

Google audience: Audiences found 'Finders Keepers' to be a surprisingly captivating and entertaining documentary, highlighting its unique premise and effective storytelling that made for a memorable viewing experience.

Nominated for Best Documentary at the 2015 Sundance Film Festival.

The film's subject, John Wood, actually kept the severed foot for a period, referring to it as 'Pee Wee' and even dressing it up in a boot before it was eventually turned over to authorities.