Kidulthood Page #7

Synopsis: A day in the life of a group of troubled 15-year-olds growing up in west London.
Genre: Crime, Drama, Romance
Director(s): Menhaj Huda
Production: Revolver Entertainment
  2 wins & 1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
6.8
R
Year:
2006
89 min
Website
2,479 Views


- I will.

- But before you go...

I'm gonna make sure you remember

that you don't f*** with Curtis.

Trevor...

I want you to carve a C from the corner

of him eye to the corner of him mouth.

- Me?

- Yes...

you.

I want you

to carve a blood clotline...

from here to here.

Carve the f***ing line.

No, let him.

Cut him.

Man.

Man, please!

Please!

No.

No!

Good.

Trevor... come.

Come here.

Trevor!

Please.

The best thing you

could do right now is f*** off...

and get an abortion of Sam's baby.

Because he don't want you,

and Trife don't want you either.

What, has he said that?

- Who wants a sket like you?

- Has he told you he don't want me.

Yeah.

Now f*** off, isn't it.

What's up with your girlfriend,

though? F***ing Sam.

No wonder Trife dashed her, man,

she's a f***ing ho like.

I know.

I couldn't be like that.

Only give my things

to special mans like you.

- Yeah?

- Yeah.

- Yeah?

- Yeah.

Becks, can we go?

- Where, to the party?

- No, I just wanna go home.

Well, I'm not ready.

- Becky, please, can we just go?

- Look, go if you wanna go.

Don't come to the party tonight, be a

boring cow. I'm staying with this lot.

You know what,

just do what you want, yeah?

Fat c*nt.

I f***ed that grl

a few weeks ago, blood.

Every day for a week

when she's supposed to be your girl.

Why aren't you speaking to me?

So this party, where is it?

You're not still gonna go,

are you?

You saw what they done to my mum.

Where is it?

Nice invite.

- I don't think you should go.

- Why not?

I just think this thing with them lot

should stop or someone's gonna get hurt.

Your mum's all right

and you got me.

Stay here tonight,

we can f*** all night.

Promise me you'll stay.

All right, I promise.

I just wanna go home and check on

my mum, make sure she's all right.

- Cool. I'll see you later.

- Yeah, I'll see you later.

Alisa!

Alisa!

Wait. Alisa!

- What you doing?

- I'm going home. I only live over there.

- Your hand's bleeding, are you okay?

- Oh, sh*t.

Yeah, yeah.

- Have you been crying?

- No.

You look like you have.

Are you coming to Blake's party?

Oh, no, I'm really n

in the mood.

Come on, come with us.

I don't know.

You look like you need to be around

some friends to cheer yourself up.

Yeah.

I promise I'll do anything I can

to get you smiling again.

And how are you gonna do that?

Come on, come with me.

Okay. Let me just go home

and get changed, yeah?

But I'm only gonna come, like,

if I can hang out with you.

H, ths s Alsa.

Please, leave...

Trife... enter, my friend.

While the parents are away and what not.

Want some of this?

It's Cuban.

Where's Alisa?

She's inside.

I think she went into the garden.

Bruv...

blood, sorry, man.

I'll see you later.

Sorry, bruv.

- What you doing?

- So, what, he's your man now?

No, but at least he's been nice to me

today. Look, what do you want?

I wanted to say hello, isn't it.

- Hello.

- How you doing?

If you wanna say something to me,

then say it and leave me alone.

- Hey, what happened to your hand?

- I got it cut.

- Are you all right?

- It's fine.

No, are you all right?

- So what do you do today?

- Nothing that would interest you.

Look, Lis, can we go somewhere

a bit more private, please?

So, what, where is he, then?

I don't know, I just saw him

come out here.

I'm going back in, man. This is...

I don't know why

I come to your party, man.

- So what time you staying till?

- Cool, baby, we just got here, like.

True, it'll probably

get better later.

Would be better

if Blake weren't such a chief.

Look at him trying

to friends up Jay.

I mean... I'd consider this

a success, wouldn't you?

Jay, did I mention

how sharp you look.

Go away, Blake.

I know you tried to speak to me earlier

and I didn't want to listen...

but I wanna talk to you now.

Look, don't worry about your little

life, Trevor, I don't need your help.

And I'm sorry you had to hear

what you heard from Sam...

and I understand

that you don't want me...

but I thought you ought to know

that I never slept with...

All right. I know you never meant

to hurt me and blah, blah...

but before you carry on there's some

things I need to get off my head...

and if I don't,

I'm just gonna forget.

- Look, Trevor, you don't...

- Wait...

I'm on that, boy.

Excuse me, you came with me.

No, there's a difference.

You came with me.

But don't worry, though,

babes, like...

there's enough Moonies

to go around, isn't it, like.

So safe, yeah?

Yeah, Danielle,

what's going on then, man?

I see you at school the other day.

I wanted to come and talk to you...

but you're always with

your friends, man.

- You can still come up to me.

- No, but I don't like...

Please.

Danielle, I'm gonna come

chat to you in a sec, yeah?

So, with both your little buddies

doing there own thing...

is there anything

that you wanna do?

Like what?

Like me.

What?

Do you want to f*** me?

No, not really, I got a girl.

So? I won't tell her.

I thought you liked Moony?

No, I like you.

He's a bit of a fool.

That's one of my best friends

you're talking about down there.

Look, do you wanna f*** or not?

You can put it in my arse as well.

It hurts, but I don't mind.

No, low it, man.

Hey, Danielle.

What I wanted to say s ths.

I know we were only going out

for a couple of months...

but it was fun, dred. You made me feel

like feel good, you get me?

I mean, not just sex. I mean, your

things feel good and everything, but...

you.

It was you.

But I didn't know what to do when you

started wanting hugs and that in school.

I started thinking about what the boys

would think and them stupidness there.

When I broke up with you,

I realised I was stupid.

I told everyone, "I ain't going back

out with her", but...

I wanted to.

When I found out you f***ed Sam,

it hurt me.

- Look, Trevor...

- Wait.

That hurt me.

That's why I said

what I said today.

I've seen some sh*t today...

makes me think about life.

You're one of the best things

in mine.

So even though

it's some next man's baby...

I wanna be with you.

And I wanna look after

you both.

I wanna change for you.

Because...

I love you.

Why you laughing?

I said I love you.

- Trevor, I never slept with Sam.

- What?

I've been trying to tell you.

He lied. He told everyone

I went to his house.

He said I might as well go...

because he was gonna

tell everyone he f***ed me, but...

I never, I swear.

So, the baby...

You're the only one I've slept with.

It's yours.

- What's wrong?

- Sh*t.

- My mum's gonna kill me, man.

- Mine too.

Listen, listen, we're gonna work, yeah?

We'll stay together forever.

I'm not sure we will...

but we're gonna have this baby,

so, we should try.

Yeah, pussyhole, what now?

- You think you're a man? Get up.

- Sam don't!

No... you think you're bad?

You wanna act like a big man?

I'm gonna beat you

like a f***ing big man!

Where's your two boys? Because you

three pussyholes are finished tonight!

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Noel Clarke

Noel Anthony Clarke (born 6 December 1975) is an English actor, screenwriter, director, and comic book writer from London. He is known for playing Wyman Norris in Auf Wiedersehen, Pet and Mickey Smith in Doctor Who. Clarke appeared in and wrote the screenplay for Kidulthood and wrote, directed and starred in the sequels, Adulthood and Brotherhood, which earned £1,209,319 during the opening weekend of its release. Clarke studied Media at the University of North London before going on to take acting classes at London's Actors Centre. Clarke won the Laurence Olivier Award for Most Promising Performer in 2003 and was awarded a BAFTA Orange Rising Star Award in 2009. more…

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