Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Lily Loveless | ... | Hannah | |
Riann Steele | ... | Shaks | |
Aimée Kelly | ... | Kayla (as Aimee Kelly) | |
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Emma Hartley-Miller | ... | Danielle |
Adelayo Adedayo | ... | Kerry | |
Varada Sethu | ... | Kiran | |
Richie Campbell | ... | Ruds | |
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Katie Foster-Barnes | ... | Tanya |
Ashley Walters | ... | Trey | |
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Leon Ajikawo | ... | Reet |
Michael Maris | ... | Drew | |
Ashley Chin | ... | Titch | |
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Nish Nathwani | ... | Newsagent |
Candis Nergaard | ... | Scarred Woman | |
David Nellist | ... | Kayla's Dad |
When a young woman is cruelly and indiscriminately attacked by a notorious gang led by the violent Trey, her little 16 year old sister Kayla wants revenge and will stop at nothing to get it, even if it means joining a rival girl gang led by the volatile and damaged man-hating Danielle. Written by Anonymous
A sket is a nasty girl, and this film is skettish.
This oestrogen and adrenaline fuelled female-Shank UK film is a girl hoody gang drama.
Capturing female youth gang culture the film is low budget and aspiring to Noel Clarke films (Kidulthood, Shank, 4321 etc) but falls way short, being an awful ITV drama escapade.
Amid the niche market subject matter lies some credible acting. The film is character-rich, visual, menacing and real. It is slightly better than average independent film making titles UK style, being a small drama for the under 25's.
Skank = rough and ready, but ultimately 80% poor. A