In a dramatic atmosphere, this movie, follows the struggles of three teenager guys, who have been sentenced to labor in juvenile, where they struggle against facing dangerous criminals and survival.
Covers predictable ground with admirable sincerity and is notable for some eye-catching performances, not least that of Adam Butcher as an angry young man.
There's no doubting the seriousness of the point Chapiron is trying to make regarding the way that young criminals can become trapped in a spiral of reoffending, but by pushing all the action into barely believable melodrama, his argument is weakened.
