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The Greasy Hands Preachers

The Greasy Hands Preachers

★ 7.6/10•2014•1h 27m•U•Documentary

Four wheels move the body, two wheels move the soul

This documentary film explores the revival of manual work through the passion of motorcycle enthusiasts who have found their way to a happy life. Shot in 16mm in California, Utah, Indonesia, Spain, Scotland and France, we have spent time with mechanics and custom shop founders trying to understand the difference between manual work and intellectual work. The unique satisfaction that result from doing something tangible, the sense of time, the relation between the form and the function, the joy of riding in a beautiful landscape and the community and friendship that motorcycle creates.

Clément Beauvais · Writer

Clément Beauvais · Director

Arthur de Kersauson · Writer

StatusReleased
Runtime1h 27m
LanguageEN
Release DateSep 26, 2014

Actors

Roland Sands

Roland Sands

Himself

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