A pause on the journey

Fakers Matthew Rhys (clean shaven thank god, speaking with his native Welsh accent and in need of a sandwich or 2) stars in this 2004 caper. It has HUGE slash potential and that is really the best thing I can say about the movie.  Nick (Rhys) is a punk who owes this guy a lot of money. He develops this relationship with this kid Tony (Tom Chambers), and buys him gifts as a way to , I guess - this is assumption, get with girl Kate (Eve Evans). Tony can draw really well and when he finds an original drawing from an obscure audience the caper to sell the drawing to a bunch of art sellers to get enough money to pay his debt is hatched. You can totally write the rest of the plot from there.  Matthew and Tom have a nice easy chemistry and yeah I thought they would kiss more then once, but alas they were just "friends".

Rating:  4. I only watched it for Matthew Rhys and it was NOT worth it
It was a scruff free movie as well :)