The title of "Violent Neighborhood" is easy to attract a person, and the first impression is that "this place must be very messy."
In many shots, American street culture, graffiti, roadside barbecue, parkour, etc. are recorded (these are undoubtedly very attractive to street players)
The confrontation between classes, the questioning of partners, and the urgency of life and death in the film are all very good.
What makes the "red brick special zone" a "violent block" is not the behavior of the local people, but the discrimination and estrangement between classes, the trend and temptation of interests.
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