Adulthood Adulthood

The film picks up six years after the death of Trife (Aml Ameen) from the first film with the release of Sam (Noel Clarke) from jail where he has been for the past six and a half years for killing Trife. After being released, he goes to the cemetery where he visits Trife's tombstone where he is attacked by Trife's cousin.

Noel Clarke Danny Dyer Adam Deacon Scarlett Alice Johnson Shanika Warren-Markland

Pathé Pictures International

foreign drama indie

99 mins   More details at IMDb / TMDb

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  • thesambarnes

    Review by thesambarnes ★★★

    Pretty bog standard London street culture film. Not as good as Kidulthood but not bad if you like this kind of thing. If you don't like this kind of thing, you'll fuckin hate this you bloodclot pussy'ole.

  • Alan Williams

    Review by Alan Williams ★

    The whole film is not really worth watching however Danny Dyer has a ridiculous cameo,
    he acts like a hard man slapping some 'mug' about;
    this itself is so ridiculous its funny.

    But generally not worth watching. (apart from Danny Dyer bit ha)

  • Chris Haydon

    Review by Chris Haydon ★★

    So lyk few yeers afta Trife gotz battered fam, Sam iz out on da mean streets ya get me?

    Mans be chattin' bare shit coz they all hype ting n dem hoes be frontin' still.

    Noel Clarke'z got bare talentz yo but dis one iz a mad mistep bruv. Ya man's packin' chicken chopz yeah.

  • jamieclarke

    Review by jamieclarke ★★★

    Not as good as KiDULTHOOD.

  • Alex Stuart

    Review by Alex Stuart ★★

    SO LAEK WOT HAPPENZZ YEA IS LAEK PEEPZ TALK LAEK THIS FAMALAMALAM AND DEN LAEK NOFFIN HAPPENZZ FOR THE ENTIRE FILM AND DEN SOME GUY WANTS TO KILL SOME GUY BUT DEN HE DOESN'T.
    DAENDBLAD.

  • Lynsey Davidson

    Review by Lynsey Davidson ★★★½

    Plan B. It makes me sad when they call him a dickhead and push him into a bin.

    Also, I've just spotted that the poster for Kidulthood is the same as Adulthood. Sort it out Letterboxd.

  • filthstift

    Review by filthstift ★★★★

    Kidulthood's follow up. As good as Kidulthood.

  • Nottie

    Review by Nottie ★★★

    YEHHHH.....
    This film was alright I suppose for a British film, they don't really have any good single ideas anymore like in the 60's and 70's but for originality it fits with todays generation. I can't imagine it is that exciting or glamourous to be in there situation, I think that maybe it is slightly "sexed up" for the selling point.

  • nicksav

    Review by nicksav ★★★

    This actually has a far better story than Kidulthood and for my money works much better.