Nuts & Bolts
(2003)
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Title: Nuts & Bolts (2003)
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Roman Knizka | ... |
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Martin Roth | ... |
Worker
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Volker Metzger | ... |
Worker
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Hans Martin Stier | ... |
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Herbert Wurst | ... |
Worker
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Martin Scheuthle | ... |
Worker
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Take a loony with his pet frog and lunchtime atop a skyscraper will never be the same again.
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GermanyRelease Date:
6 May 2004 (Germany) See more »Also Known As:
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In some ways, this is a (film) academic piece. It deals with a young man working on a high-rise construction site, and his foreman (or so I gather). And a frog (don't ask).
It's in color, and yet a silent movie (with quite very likable music, too). And it runs just over 6 minutes, where a reel of old would hold roughly ten.
Memories of Harold Lloyd's films, and the famous photo of construction workers lunching on a double-T bar high in the city air all come to mind.
All in all, this shorty is a delightful homage to classic icons. No more, no less. Very short, very funny (and thought-inducing).