The
Krays
•
Organised
crime
•
Gun
culture
•
A
life of crime (i.e. crime as a profession)
•
Honour
among villains
•
Loyalty
and brotherhood
•
Gritty
and realistic depictions of crime
•
Failure
of law and the police
•
Appearance
and reality
Bullet
Boy
•
Poverty
and deprivation
•
Gang
crime
•
Gun
culture
•
A
life of crime (i.e. falling unwillingly into crime)
•
Desire
to break away from criminal influences
•
Access
to guns, especially for youngsters
•
Youth,
the pressures on youth and a lack of opportunity, especially for black working
class youth
•
Gritty
and realistic depictions of crime
•
Innocent
victims
•
Breakdown
of the family
•
Strong
female characters
•
Failure
of the justice system
•
Under-privilege/disadvantage
Harry
Brown
•
Drug
abuse
•
Gang
crime
•
Gun
culture
•
Housing
estates and the failure of social housing
•
Age
(old age in particular)
•
Honour
among criminals (how does this compare to The Krays?)
•
Gritty
and realistic depictions of crime
•
Fractured
British Society
•
The
professionalism of the police
•
Strong
female characters
•
Innocent
victims
•
Breakdown
of the family
•
Ineffective
law enforcement and the failure of society to hold it to account
- Sexual abuse
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