Label Me

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Nikolaus Benda and Renato Schuch in Label Me (2019)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaWaseem, a Syrian refugee, meets well-heeled Lars via a hookup app. They negotiate cash for sex. The film depicts hope and possibility, out of internal homophobia and violence.Waseem, a Syrian refugee, meets well-heeled Lars via a hookup app. They negotiate cash for sex. The film depicts hope and possibility, out of internal homophobia and violence.Waseem, a Syrian refugee, meets well-heeled Lars via a hookup app. They negotiate cash for sex. The film depicts hope and possibility, out of internal homophobia and violence.

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- 5 premios ganados y 4 nominaciones en total

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7phosk-99978

Good movie

Good movie just too short needed to be longer and give us a real conclusion.

7ks-60500

Didn't expect

1 hour movie way better than many movies. For gay theme, it's really exceptional. It's very natural for all the acting. The Syria man and Germany man meet for paid serve relationship and what happens between them is love, sympathy or hatefulness ? All just a thin line to define.

8tranngocthanhtu

exciting from start till end

I love this, a good movie bring good emotion. I can't describe clearly how in feel after watch it, but it's a good pain, good experience that i really wanna try again and again.

8RiverUzoma

It Needed To Be Longer.

This movie should have been longer. They were definitely on the right path and if they had developed it past the one hour to like a hour and forty five minutes, I believe this would have been a movie for the ages Loved it.

Gordon-11

Good production

The production is good, and the guy has a nice apartment too. The two characters are likable, but there is but enough story to fill one hour. Perhaps there can be more back story to develop the characters, or more exploration on Waseem's internalised homophobia.