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Label Me
Directed by
Kai Kreuser
Not Rated
2019
60m
Drama
7.0
100%
5.6
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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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Where to Watch Label Me
Amazon Video
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Cast of Label Me
Renato Schuch
Waseem
Nikolaus Benda
Lars
Jogi Kaiser
Geschäftsmann
Georg Paluza
Amir
Timur Ülker
Charif
Cem Aydin
Junis
Gioele Viola
Abdul Kareem
Kai Kreuser
Director / Screenplay
Sonja Kessler
Producer
Jenny Lorenz-Kreindl
Producer
Malte Hafner
Director Of Photography
Tabea Hannappel
Editor
Label Me Ratings & Reviews
The Pink Lens
Ben Turner
A movie with a slight runtime but massive ideas, this is a piece that actually suffers from being too short. Schuh is outstanding as Waseem and you'll learn to love their weirdly dysfunctional chalk-and-cheese relationship.
Film Threat
Andrew Emerson
Label Me gets two crucial things right. In Schuch and Benda, Kreuser has found a perfect pairing, two performers who can pack worlds of emotional nuance into something as simple as a stare or a grimace.
Orca Sound
Carey-Ann Pawsey
Label Me, directed and written by Kai Kreusel (directed German television series Kuntergrau), is just such a film. It deals with several issues besides sex as well. A film exploring what it means to be human while acknowledging that it involves sex.
Gayly Dreadful
Terry Mesnard
Label Me impressed me from the very beginning, mostly because of the powerful and empathetic performances by Schuch and Benda.
Eye for Film
Jennie Kermode
Quiet, restrained performances by the two leads make this film much more affecting than it might have been and add to the sense of mystery as both men keep their secrets.
The Hollywood Reporter
David Rooney
A sexy, atmospheric mood piece that marks German writer-director Kai Kreuser as a talent to watch.
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