Sixteen

Sixteen
Sixteen

Film Details

Year

2013

Duration

80 minutes

Genres

Coming of Age, Crime, Drama, Thriller

Language

English

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Synopsis

Jumah is a former African child solider, brought to London a few years ago by his adoptive mother. Nearing his sixteenth birthday Jumah is just beginning to adapt to life on the council estate and coming to terms with his violent past. Developing a keen interest in barbering, and with a romance blossoming with a girl at school, things for Jumah are looking hopeful, until he witnesses a stabbing by a fellow pupil. Threatened into not telling the police, Jumah struggles to maintain control of his emotions as echoes of his past begin to haunt him in this taut teen drama.

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15 Classification

Very strong language and scenes of strong violence.

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