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Key text:	Protagonists:	Antagonists:	Representation of British Youth:	Detailed Examples of Key Scenes:
Ill Manors	-Plan B (He thinks he’s trying to show their better side) -Government?	-Plan B -The gang of yobs Government are shown to be bad ones and are the cause of the problem	-Hoodies, caps, bandanas -Violence, mugging -‘Chav’ -Smoking, drugs, drink, gangs -Rioting clips- destructive, rebels -Rude, puts middle finger up -Hanging out on the streets -No respect for authority (police, law, etc) -They use excuses for the way they are -Blame rich people and the government -Live up to their stereotype	-Beating up people and violent to Politians -‘Give him a hug you’re going to get mugged’ -‘Council house and violence’ -Setting car on fire -‘Let’s go looting the high streets closed so cover your face’ -‘What you looking at you little rich boy’ -‘My mind is ill’- corrupt -Community centres closed down- nothing to do, resort to violence -Camera is a handy cam. It feels like we are in the scene following Plan B and being talked to.
Harry Brown	-Harry Brown. concened about the women at the drug den	-Gang of 'Chavs' -Drug dealer, tattos, scarns, tracks -Dark lighing suggests a sinister atmosphere and gives the impressin the are up to no good	-Hoodies -Gangs -Drugs -Smoking -Violence -Motobike -Coloquial language -Set, have a women kept in the drug place, prostiuion -The green lighing in the drug scene makes the dealer look sickly -Careless -Uses his gun to smoke weed through -The gang has an adult leader, who they take orders from- able to respect this form of illegal authority bu not police or law -The guy who was sexually abused as a child is sexually abused by the adult leader. -Mikey is weak and unlike the other membes of the gang. He cries and can't stand he tourture, he cracksn tells Harry everything. -He isn't actuall tough/hard like the est -Hegemonic atmosphere of the group	-Drug scene -The stat has a scene filmed on a camera phone of he gangs doing drugs and fighting. -The sooting in he park and then geting hit by a truck (POV shot, we are there with tem) Drug scene is overexgareated dealing lots of weed is a run down building. -Dark and gloomy, shabby, shows that it is bad. -'For them out there it's just entertainment' -Harry has killed people when being a marine, has meaning -Scene where the aid happens -Youth get out of contol, attacking police with fire and rocks. Like London Rios. -Hoods up to protec themselves from being recognised -Long shots used in violent drug scene, gives more focus to the scene.
Eden Lake	-The gilfriend and boyfriend -Her dress was white but from trying to get away it gets dirty and turns to black which changed the comotation -Bright lighting used on couple	-The youths (all the boys -Dark characters as they have dark clothing -Turns to dark scenes once te violence starts	-Hoodies -Knives- stabbing -The dog, stereotypical 'Chav' -Bikes -Playing loug music, of a rap or expletive nature -They are like wild animals in a pack and hunt the couple down -Violent, rude Sick  (torturing) -Film what they are doing -Smoking -Stealing -No respect	-Telling them to turn down the music, they reply rudely -Stolen car almost runs them over -Stolen beach bag -Confrontation, leads to fights -Boyfriend tied up and tourtered -'We've got to finish this'- Boy -'You've had your fun' -Boyfriend -'Little terrors'- women in cafe -Couple protect themselves against they 'animals' with fire and bits they find
Attack the block	-Jodie -Moses in the end	-Monsters, -Gang at first	-black/mixed race gang -Thuggish, yobs -clothing, hoodies, tracksuit, bandanas- shielding their identity, fitting a criminal stereotype -graffiti -on bikes -covered up -look like stereotypical criminals -knife -language is confrontational -cornered the women, threw her to the floor, scaring and intimidating innocent women -stealing, mugging -lack of respect -entertaining themselves -’Undefeatable' - 'their block'territorial, competitive.. who’s block is it?	-I'm going home and playing FIFA' - stereotype of young male -'Actions have consequences'