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Fingers (1978)

A wanna-be concert pianist spends his days making a living by collecting debts for his Mafioso father, a lifestyle that could eventually ruin his dreams of a musical career.

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Lee M 01 Mar 2009

Toback has always been one of the most unique voices in American film history. I usually find even his failed films (Exposed, The Pick Up Artist) to still contain so much value in dialog and form that they still demand a watch every now and then. I will say that "Fingers" is one of the finest debut films for any American director in the 1970s. Keitel gives you his all in this very intense portrait of a debt collector who is being torn apart from the inside out. Jacques Audiard's remake, "The Beat That My Heart Skipped" doesn't fall too far from the intent of Toback's original script and is also worth a look mostly due to Romain Duris' excellent portrayal of the main character. " Fingers" is not difficult to find and a film you will want to see again.

Gary Arnold 23 Apr 2018

It's difficult to perceive where a large public might be located for an introspective movie this schematic and unappealing.

Jon H 14 Sep 2007

After searching for several years, I came across this purely by accident in a local supermarket and was pleasantly surprised. Harvey Keitel is supurb as usual and a mob enforcer/classical pianist(!). To reveal more here would spoil much.

Billy M 21 Aug 2007

Toback is probably a pretty fucked up dude. This is good but it has that feeling of a director who fucked over a lot of people to ensure this got made...vague but that's the only way I can think to describe it

Ian M 05 Jan 2010

1978 was a good year for Harvey Keitel - a terrific performance in Paul Schrader's debut film Blue Collar, and an even better one (his best ever?) in James Toback's debut film Fingers. Both films are as grim, visceral and intensely personal as all the best 70s American cinema. What surprised me most here, though, is how uncharacteristically lovable he is.