Two orphan-brothers want nothing more than to run away and live a life by themselves. But when one meets a girl and falls in love, everything they have ever dreamed of begins to fall apart around them.
An ode to the mundanity and madness of the high street, told through the window of an African hair salon.
"The aim of the film was to paint a picture of Divock as a human being as opposed to a footballer, through a series of portraits and vignettes," says Moses. "Origi provides a personal account of who he is as a person in the film’s dialogue, which explores his recent life living in Liverpool, the importance of faith in his walk through life & his ambitions for the future."
