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The Beauty of the Common Tool

1996, English. Directed by Owen Thomas.

Time and again a man will stand before a hardware store window eyeing the tools arrayed behind the glass; his mouth will water; he will go in and hand over $2.65 for a perfectly special kind of wrench; and probably he will never, never, use it for anything. -Walker Evans

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Released
18 August 1996
Country
United Kingdom
Written by
May Eakin

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The Beauty of the Common Tool (1996) was directed by Owen Thomas and stars Phil McCall, Davie McKay, James Martin.

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