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Day Thieves

1985, German. Directed by Marcel Gisler.

A trio takes shelter in a friend's apartment while he is away for awhile. One of the trio is Lola who teaches French on the side, maintains an out-of-sight hairstyle, and has a 10-year-old son. Another of the trio is a homosexual who supports himself by playing his flute on the street or reading to elderly women. The last friend in the group is Max, whose parents are sending him steady installments of cash to pay for non-existent studies; it seems Max is a writer waiting for inspiration to hit. In the meantime, he and Lola are an item.

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1h 40m
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Released
12 February 1985
Original title
Tagediebe
Country
Germany
Written by
Marcel Gisler

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Day Thieves (1985) was directed by Marcel Gisler and stars Rudolf Nadler, Dina Leipzig, Lutz Deisinger.

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