"Waves" Goes the Wrong Direction in Racial Depiction, Despite Its Intent and Beauty
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Two Irish immigrants in Berlin plan a robbery on an old bookstore as "That is where all the money is these days" Unable to come to terms with his own sexuality, TONY (Sean Gormley) plans to take his own life, when he is interrupted by GLEN (Andrew Kingston) a recently redundant hair transplant salesman. As they plan a heist on local German bookshop a feeling of unsaid truths lie just below the surface.
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Two Irish immigrants in Berlin plan a robbery on an old bookstore as "That is where all the money is these days" Unable to come to terms with his own sexuality, TONY (Sean Gormley) plans to take his own life, when he is interrupted by GLEN (Andrew Kingston) a recently redundant hair transplant salesman. As they plan a heist on local German bookshop a feeling of unsaid truths lie just below the surface.
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