For all the filth and fury, Kidulthood is ultimately a moral film - perhaps a bit too moral, if the children's film workshop ending is anything to go by.

The movie that put Noel Clarke on the map, this intense crime drama is both hard to watch and difficult to look away from.

Despite being rather graphic and unflinching in its subject matter, there is a genuine humanity toward its characters.

The fact is, while Kidulthood tries to be raw and gritty, it's really just a mish-mash of events that's missing characters that you genuinely care for or even begin to understand.