The highly controversial coming-of-age drama about two brothers who are trying to live in race segregated and violent L.A., as the young brother struggles to deal with his father’s death, his brothers imprisonment and the pressures from a local skinhead gang to join their gang. –Screenrush.co.uk
Edward Norton was brilliant here, as per usual. I usually hate angst-crammed films, but this one is different in that it is also sharp and real. Well, and that Norton is in here.
Wonderful editing. Love the usage of color (or lack thereof in the b&w sequences) to tell a story.
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