The background of the film is slightly related to the British Bully culture, there is no emphasis, and it brings out a little.
The film is mainly about violence and violence, and how the bullied people stand up to protect themselves. In fact, in the West
In fact, after all, every society has its diversity. When it comes to the United Kingdom, one thinks of a gentleman, a lady, a London voice, a European educated person, etc. The superficial concept is one-sided. The anti social group in the United Kingdom is actually a teenage boy wandering on the street. The senior citizens who are so old are all within the scope. Even the government has a headache about the teenager issue. The locals in the UK give them a pigs to call them, but I can't remember them anyway.
Of course bully culture can't represent the whole of the UK, but almost everyone who grows up in this bully culture has learned a skill of "speaking to people and talking to ghosts", which they call play the nice way or play ugly.. .
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