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Ghetto-Kids (2002)

Director: Christian Wagner

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From Time Out Film Guide

Greek immigrant street kids kick against their lot in Munich's low rent Hasenbergl district. Besides the city's bequest of poverty and racism, Maikis has problems with authority, his little jailbait brother Christos helps mum with the rent stealing and turning tricks in the train station. A couple of benign adult figures offer what help they can. Made for TV, it's fluent, committed, close focused and engaging up to a point, but more perspective or more character depth might have fortified it.

Author: NB

Time Out Film Guide


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