- The youth is the British version of 'Rebel Without a Cause' due to the way the youth is rebellious against the adults.
- It represents the youth as bad and trouble making.
Teenagers from Outer Space (1959)
- Youth is represented as aliens who are killers of adults
- They are also violent which is another way of showing that they are rebellious.
Wild for Kicks [Beat Girl] (1961)
- Youth are represented as "Wild" and mischievous
- Compared to 'Rebel Without a Caused' because of the way the way the youth are acting rebellious against adults.
The Young ones trailer (1961)
- Youth is represented as rebellious against their parent (adults)
- They also shown as "hip" and "cool" due to their behaviour which is also seen to be mischievous
- It's a safe representation in the form of a media of the way youths act rebellious.
Clockwork Orange (1971)
- Youth is represented animalistic, aggressive.
- Aggressive references to the holocaust.
- Youth are dehumanised.
- Dark split between youth and adults.
- Slang references.
- Uses of violence.
Scum (1979)
- Youth is represented as dangerous and rebellious.
- Sum is a prison for youth who try to survive the hell hole.
- There is a lot of violence and have a lot of blood involved.
- Adults are portrayed as physical brutal but not psychologically violent.
Made in Britain (1982)
- Youth are represented as criminals and rebellious.
- They appear to be careless and out of control.
- Youth display a lot of anger and frustration which is shown through their language and in the actions they present.
- They are also violent, have no respect for the law and authority.
- Have a sarcasm behaviour towards the authority.
- Britain is represented is as a low class, rough and dangerous place to be.
- Tim Roth (main character) is a skin head and has a "Nazi" tattoo in the middle of his forehead.
- Upper class adults are quite demeaning towards the youth and are un-amused by their attitudes.
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