"My Brother the Devil" (2012) and "The Inbetweeners Movie" (2011)
Ali
"Ill Manors" (2012) and "Anuvahood" (2011)
Mousa
"Shank" (2010) and "Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging" (2008)
Shank
- Adam Deacon, Ashley Walters and Noel Clarke "Monopolising the genre"
- Fast-paced, adrenaline-pumping, "Skins Culture"; Sub-genre of films
- Peppered with stereotypes
- More televisual = Lifts representations out of cinema and adds a certain realism and similitude
- Advertising, such as the film posters, are strikingly similar, all showing the characters posed on the streets, confrontational, dark lighting and bold, gritty font and colour scheme
- "Blackboard Jungle"; first youth culture film focusing on the negatives of teenagers, taking the perspective of adults disapproving youth
- Criminalisation of the working-class
1950's-60's
Representing "Youth" as deviant by the media was popular due to the split felt (Eventually known as the "Generational gap") between youth and adults
Through music, created their own sub-culture
The media's reaction was generally to vilify them
"Kidulthood" ultimately wasn't made to socially comment or challenge authority, unlike Punk
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