Two closeted Muslim teens hawk goods across Brooklyn and struggle to come clean about their sexuality, as their secretive behavior leads them unknowingly into the cross-hairs of the War on Terror.
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کاسٹ
Jay Dockendorf
Director
Kerwin Johnson Jr.
Naz
Curtiss Cook Jr.
Maalik
Annie Grier
Sarah Mickell
Ashleigh Awusie
Cala
Anderson Footman
Daniel Al Azwar
Bradley Brian Custer
Gun Salesman
Bradley Brian Custer
Cop
Nils Riess
Homeless Man in Scrubs
Md. Ghyas Uddin
Potion Proprietor
Lucinda Carr
The Potion Angel
Bari Hyman
Passerby #1
Ibrahim Miari
Imam
Monee Potter
Homeless Woman
David M. Farrington
Yuppie
K'Sandra Sampson
Naz's Mom
James Roach
Subway Bag Man
Monciana Edmonson
Maalik's Mom
Jonah Larrama
Wounded Man
Stephen W. Tenner
Emergency Responder Cop
Jay Dockendorf
Writer
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10 تبصرے
This movie trash. it's a 3 out of 10
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source: Naz & Maalik
This film had some pot holes, but it was still cute. The boys relationship is very sweet at times, even when they fight.
Until now, I've never watched a film and felt incomplete at the end. All of the main issues were left unresolved. In fact, the only issue that was resolved was the FBI bit. And who cared about that??? I had hopes for this film. I thought that it would at least attempt to explore the issues of religion and sexuality. Alas, nothing. I'm leaving this film with mores questions than I had when I started watching it.
Evidently not for everyone, but I found this to be an engaging NYC slice of life. Too good not to at least try it.
Spoilers...... I wasn't sure what to expect. I thought it would be interesting to see a love story about Gay Muslims in NYC. It was repetitive in spots for sure but it wasn't nearly as bad as the two reviews already here would have you believe. Many movies have a lot of things that were unexplained and this movie did also. The leads were portrayed as pretty intelligent, but they barely discussed reconciling their being Gay with their religion or if Islam allows selling lotto tickets and Christian holy cards on the street supposedly for their college fund. It was totally believable that the FBI would be suspicious and I thought the acting by all concerned was just fine. All the walking around NY could have been better spent at least partly discussing their attraction for each other and how their friend Dan knew all along. The film just didn't go anywhere and ended abruptly.
Just bad. I couldn't believe the movie just ended with no resolution to anything. Why was this film made in the first place? Yikes
