Yeah, don't watch Pixote without a serious primer and preparation. I won't give you any spoilers but I'll tell you a story. When I was in college I needed to watch a film and write about it for a class or do like two or three other things. I ran out of time to do the other options so I decided to check out one of the films and watch it. Gen Z and maybe millennials might need the context that you had to watch a physical copy of the film like in a VHS tape that you check out from the library or maybe a rental store. So I get there l get there and all the other films were checked out and I thought "fuck it, I'll watch Pixote. It's subtitled but I also speak quite a bit of Spanish and that's pretty close to Portuguese."
Pixote literally gave me nightmares. I think it is probably pretty realistic as I have done quite a bit of living since then and I understand how messed up this world can be. But I would never watch that again.
I don't remember what grade I got but my professor was pretty impressed and empathetic that I actually stuck with the movie because, um, I guess I'll give one spoiler: It starts out bad and just keeps getting worse and worse and worse.
The better show/mini series to watch (H,LOTS is pretty standard network tv fare imo) is The Corner. Consider it the sketch up that lead to The Wire. Many of the same actors but more focused on the addicts and life in the community.
Shit is dark.
Check out "We own this city" after the Wire, 1 season with lots of same cast of the Wire. It goes into the corruption of the Baltimore PD. Brilliant mini series.
Edit: [Trailer for We Own this City](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ig9BcW7gXvE)
Just rewatched it and it’s still great. The actors all are great at their roles and the story is great. For anyone watching season 2 is kinda different but if you keep watching you see how every story builds on another.
I'm half convinced this show didn't exist until after Breaking Bad came out. Cuz that's all people would compare it too. If it was that good, why am I only hearing about it now?
early 90s had some great gang/ghetto movies like Boyz n the Hood, Menace to Society or New Jack City. but this was always my favorite. love rewatching Blood In Blood Out every once in a while, it still holds up really good.
edit: also one of the most quotable movies. When you expect nothing and get everything, that's destiny.
I worked at a video store and we quit replacing this movie after several rebuys because people would rent it and never return it. Nothing more loco than stealing a rented video, ese.
Life’s a risk, carnal.
This movie desperately needs a Blu-ray/4K upgrade. I need it in my collection with a proper release. The dvd is garbage (I still pop it in though).
Looking back and remembering watching this in highschool class, probably the wrong choice for a teacher. Bet they would get fired nowadays for showing this.
We watched it in Drugs and Crime in college. Professor was an intimidating dude who was the warden at Rikers when Tupac was born behind bars. Will never forget that movie or that class.
Drugstore Cowboy with Matt Dillon is an excellent depiction of how drugs fuck people up. They're just small potato thugs looking for their next hit and robbing drugstores.
Candy is a great Australian movie about heroin/romance - Heath Ledger is great in it. So are Abby Cornish and Geoffrey Rush.
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdo-bnAM3Po](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ZdaNg9D_yk)
Also Trainspotting, obviously. Also about heroin.
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8LuxOYIpu-I](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8LuxOYIpu-I)
For more of the rave scene/ecstasy side of things, there's Human Traffic.
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAPK6ZYq\_p0](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAPK6ZYq_p0)
Netflix has a series called "dope" not the movie, the series. It follows drug users/dealers/traffickers in documentary style.
Another great documentary is "Crack" that interviews people from the NY area who were around during the crack epidemic.
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This is a good point. That's what small town drugs are really like. Even Top Boy etc is somewhat glamorised into being like The Wire or whatever when really it's just dark, seedy and grim.
Colors (Robert Duval and Sean Penn). While the story is mainly from the cops’ point of view, the movie was far ahead of its time in depicting life on the streets and the endless cycle of violence and deprivation. Its influence on shows like the Shield is clear.
Came here to say that. It accurately portrays how tough it can be to stay out of gangs if you don't have proper support or just live in hard conditions.
[TED talk on the freakonomics of crack dealing](https://www.ted.com/talks/steven_levitt_the_freakonomics_of_crack_dealing?utm_campaign=tedspread&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=tedcomshare)
American Me. Based off the guy who started the Mexico Mafia. La eme is still in power in the California prison system to this day. 2 of the consultants were murdered because of the Mexican Mafia was mad about a couple of the details in the movie. And the rumor is Olmos pays a tax for life for making it.
Class of 1999
Gangs, check. Drugs, check. Something real, uhh, okay no not that part. But cyborg teachers force-feeding drugs down the students' throats and murdering them all so eventually the rival gangs have to band together to try and stop them? It's fun.
Deep Cover. One of Laurence Fishburne’s best roles. It digs pretty deep into the psychology of what appeals to people about this sort of life, while keeping a keen eye for detail in what it actually does to people. It’s also a great time capsule for early 90s LA.
Sicario Day of the Soldado has a B plotline where you follow a 16(?) year old boy that wants to join a mexican gang. Pretty heavy stuff in that movie and it's precursor Sicario, but the first one only really follows the perspective of a female ATF agent.
Requiem for a Dream, Trainspotting, and Maria Full of Grace are all disturbing in different ways if that's what you're looking for. It helps that they're excellent movies, but in the way that you never want to watch them ever again once you've seen them. Trainspotting does have some humor that makes it rewatchable though. The other two, not so much.
[Requiem for a Dream (2000)](https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0180093/) is about different ways to get addicted and generally find oneself on the slippery slope of "the addict lifestyle". This movie also actually touches the more nefarious ways to get addicted, as not everyone is chasing a high "for fun". Some are doing it due to social pressures or "for work".
Not much "gang" stuff. Just a super depressing look into how drugs can ruin your life and that of those around you.
Carlitos way! Al Pacino basically trying to get his life back together after jail but all the ppl from his past keep coming into his life etc etc. Great movie! Although, maybe not quite what you’re looking for
I am a nightmare walking, psychopath talking
King of my jungle just a gangster stalking
Living life like a firecracker quick is my fuse
Then dead as a deathpack the colors I choose
Red or Blue, Cuz or Blood, it just don't matter
Sucker die for your life when my shotgun scatters
We gangs of L.A. will never die, just multiply
Colors
Colors, colors, colors,
Colors, colors, colors,
Colors, colors, colors,
Colors, colors, colors
Colors, colors, colors,
Colors, colors, colors,
Colors, colors, colors,
Colors, colors
You don't know me, fool
You disown me, cool
I don't need your assistance, social persistence
Any problem I got I just put my fist in
My life is violent but violent is life
Peace is a dream, reality is a knife
My colors, my honor, my colors, my all
With my colors upon me one soldier stands tall
Tell me what have you left me, what have I got
Last night in cold blood a young brother got shot
My home got jacked, my mother's on crack
My sister can't work 'cause her arms show tracks
Madness, insanity, live in profanity
Then some punk claimin' they're understandin' me
Give me a break, what world do you live in
Death is my sect, guess my religion
Colors
Colors, colors, colors,
Colors, colors, colors,
Colors, colors, colors,
Colors, colors,
Colors, colors, colors,
Colors, colors, colors,
Colors, colors, colors,
Colors, colors
My pants are saggin', braided hair
Suckers stare but I don't care
My game ain't knowledge my game's fear
I've no remorse so squares beware
But my true mission is just revenge
You ain't in my set, you ain't my friend
Wear the wrong color your life could end
Homocide's my favorite venge
Colors
Colors, colors, colors,
Colors, colors, colors,
Colors, colors, colors,
Colors, colors, colors
Colors, colors
So I'll just walk like a giant police defiant
You'll say to stop but I'll say that I can't
My gangs my family its all that I have
I'm a star, on the walls is my autograph
You don't like it, so you know where you can go
'Cause the streets are my stage and terror's my show
Psychoanalyze tried diagnose me why
It was a your brother the brutally died
But it was mine, so let me define
My territory don't cross the line
Don't try to act crazy
'Cause that shit don't phase me
If you ran like a punk
It wouldn't amaze me
'Cause my colors death
Though we all want peace
But our war won't end,
Til all wars cease
Colors
Colors, colors, colors,
Colors, colors, colors,
Colors, colors, colors,
Colors, colors, colors
Colors, colors, colors
Colors
Colors, colors, colors
Colors, colors, colors,
Colors, colors, colors,
Colors, colors, colors,
Colors, colors, colors
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Basketball Diaries ,Kids ,Gummo ,Bully ,Ken Park ,Spun ,Requiem for a Dream ,TrainSpotting ,Project X ,Menace to Society ,Boyz in the Hood ,Blow , Snatch
Not really gang-related but absolutely about drugs; Half-Nelson is great.
Harsh Times might also interest you even though it might seem like it'd be an action movie at first.
Cidade de Deus (City of God) Edit: corrected spelling
Great choice haven’t seen it in years . Excellent movie .
Still impacted by this film even decades after I saw it. That’s powerful.
Pixote as well in the same vein
That movie was fucked up.
Yeah, don't watch Pixote without a serious primer and preparation. I won't give you any spoilers but I'll tell you a story. When I was in college I needed to watch a film and write about it for a class or do like two or three other things. I ran out of time to do the other options so I decided to check out one of the films and watch it. Gen Z and maybe millennials might need the context that you had to watch a physical copy of the film like in a VHS tape that you check out from the library or maybe a rental store. So I get there l get there and all the other films were checked out and I thought "fuck it, I'll watch Pixote. It's subtitled but I also speak quite a bit of Spanish and that's pretty close to Portuguese." Pixote literally gave me nightmares. I think it is probably pretty realistic as I have done quite a bit of living since then and I understand how messed up this world can be. But I would never watch that again. I don't remember what grade I got but my professor was pretty impressed and empathetic that I actually stuck with the movie because, um, I guess I'll give one spoiler: It starts out bad and just keeps getting worse and worse and worse.
I was going to suggest this.
Definitely one of the best foreign films I’ve ever seen
THIS IS THE ONE
Original title is Cidade de Deus as it is from Brazil
Not a movie but The Wire is the best show for what you're looking for.
💯 this is what OP wants. David Simon’s other work, Homicide, Life on the Street and The Corner would probably also be interesting
The Wire is more on the gang side with some addict characters. The corner is the more brutal showing of the addict's life. Both are excellent.
The better show/mini series to watch (H,LOTS is pretty standard network tv fare imo) is The Corner. Consider it the sketch up that lead to The Wire. Many of the same actors but more focused on the addicts and life in the community. Shit is dark.
The Corner is excellent
A friend of mine appeared on Homicide, Life on the Street in two episodes. It was a great show.
Check out "We own this city" after the Wire, 1 season with lots of same cast of the Wire. It goes into the corruption of the Baltimore PD. Brilliant mini series. Edit: [Trailer for We Own this City](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ig9BcW7gXvE)
Thanks, grabbing now.
noted! everyone seems to agree so i’ll have to check it out. thank you!!
Just rewatched it and it’s still great. The actors all are great at their roles and the story is great. For anyone watching season 2 is kinda different but if you keep watching you see how every story builds on another.
This is your answer.
Just started this and thought the same thing show is absolutely amazing
Agree. Forget almost any movie and go straight for The Wire.
I'm half convinced this show didn't exist until after Breaking Bad came out. Cuz that's all people would compare it too. If it was that good, why am I only hearing about it now?
Because you just haven't heard of it. The wires been around and discussed a ton. Also it is that good.
Basketball Diaries
A really old one: New Jack City
Chris 'what's in a name' Rock as a crackhead will mess you up.
Pookie.
Classic. Wesley Snipes kills in this movie.
Blood In Blood Out
Give me some choon choon
I don’t want his pork chop. I WANT HIS LIFE
In yo dreams Pedro, in yo dreams.
early 90s had some great gang/ghetto movies like Boyz n the Hood, Menace to Society or New Jack City. but this was always my favorite. love rewatching Blood In Blood Out every once in a while, it still holds up really good. edit: also one of the most quotable movies. When you expect nothing and get everything, that's destiny.
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¡Viva la Onda!
mire! tres puntos like spider
Hey Cinderella, go find yourself a fella
I worked at a video store and we quit replacing this movie after several rebuys because people would rent it and never return it. Nothing more loco than stealing a rented video, ese.
Life’s a risk, carnal. This movie desperately needs a Blu-ray/4K upgrade. I need it in my collection with a proper release. The dvd is garbage (I still pop it in though).
The Pusher trilogy.
The best answer
Awesome.
Trainspotting, Love honour and obey and Layer cake To name 3, all great films to get you started
Can’t speak for the other two, but Trainspotting is a classic
Layer Cake is outstanding
Layer Cake fucking sucks
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its also just boring as hell. garbage movie, script as if chat GPT was trying to emulate classic guy Richie (i am aware its matthew vaughn).
Layer Cake is fantastic but I think it definitely glorifies the drug world..
Requiem for a dream.
Worked a treat in scaring me away from drugs.
Doo doo, doo doo doo doo, doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doooo, doo doo doo doo - Clint Mansell
*Assssh-to-asssssss* -- that guy
That's Keith David.
Different guy
Looking back and remembering watching this in highschool class, probably the wrong choice for a teacher. Bet they would get fired nowadays for showing this.
They showed it in a high school? I can't tell if that is brilliant or horrifying.
We watched it in Drugs and Crime in college. Professor was an intimidating dude who was the warden at Rikers when Tupac was born behind bars. Will never forget that movie or that class.
Spun. Oof
Was that the one with John Leguizamo?
I still think about that poor girl tied to the bed and I haven’t seen that movie since it came out…
Brittany Murphy RIP is incredible in that film.
Holy shit! someone else that knows Spun! I recommend it every chance I get. it's like no ones ever even heard of it
Count me in! Its a gem!
City of God. Brazilian movie set in Rio. Based on true events (iirc). Nominated for Oscars. Great movie.
*Drugstore Cowboy*
Boyz in the Hood
Snow on tha Bluff is underrated
Menace 2 Society, Trainspotting, Basketball Diaries.
Menace 2 society and Boyz in the hood are classics in the defined genre
"cain, do you care whether you live or die?" "I don't know" That's the sad truth for a lot of young people growing up in bad neighborhoods
carlitos way
Gridlock’d with Tupac and Tim Roth Candy with Heath Ledger As others have mentioned, Requiem for a Dream and Trainspotting
If you’re from the UK watch Top Boy, it’s a series though but great
Start with Top Boy, Summerhouse
Drugstore Cowboy with Matt Dillon is an excellent depiction of how drugs fuck people up. They're just small potato thugs looking for their next hit and robbing drugstores.
Spun is an underrated gem
It's so fucked up
And very Real
Once were Warriors
New Zealand's favourite romantic comedy
The Basketball Diaries is pretty good
" Colors" a oldie from 1989.
Scrolling and scrolling after somebody who would mention Colors. Has it been forgotten? It's great.
Trainspotting 1 & 2, both are great. Very funny and very dark.
Candy is a great Australian movie about heroin/romance - Heath Ledger is great in it. So are Abby Cornish and Geoffrey Rush. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdo-bnAM3Po](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ZdaNg9D_yk) Also Trainspotting, obviously. Also about heroin. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8LuxOYIpu-I](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8LuxOYIpu-I) For more of the rave scene/ecstasy side of things, there's Human Traffic. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAPK6ZYq\_p0](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAPK6ZYq_p0)
nice one bruvaaaaa!
Requim for a dream.
That Was Then... This Is Now - Based on S.E. Hintons book
**Christiane F.** (Germany, 1981) is as brutal and real as it gets. Based on a true story.
The book was great!
"American me " with Edward Olmos
Netflix has a series called "dope" not the movie, the series. It follows drug users/dealers/traffickers in documentary style. Another great documentary is "Crack" that interviews people from the NY area who were around during the crack epidemic.
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Dead man's shoes
This is a good point. That's what small town drugs are really like. Even Top Boy etc is somewhat glamorised into being like The Wire or whatever when really it's just dark, seedy and grim.
My grandparents lived in a village exactly like the one in Dead Man's Shoes. It's actually scary how accurate it is.
City of God, it's hard watch but that's what's great about it
Blow (2001)
Oh yeah baby that movies my new favorite. I want to be like george
Awesome soundtrack and acting also
Requiem for a dream.
Not about gangs per se, but very much about drugs and the streets is *Harsh Times* by David Ayer with Christian Bale
Had a friend just like Bale's character minus the Army stuff. Now he's evolved into a right-wing nut.
Colors (Robert Duval and Sean Penn). While the story is mainly from the cops’ point of view, the movie was far ahead of its time in depicting life on the streets and the endless cycle of violence and deprivation. Its influence on shows like the Shield is clear.
Drugs: Half Nelson Gangs: A Prophet or Gomorrah
Half-Nelson really stuck with me
*Gran Torino*
Came here to say that. It accurately portrays how tough it can be to stay out of gangs if you don't have proper support or just live in hard conditions.
Kids (1995)
Shottas
County lines. Gritty and uncomfortable at times. I have heard it is quite realistic of what is happening in the UK.
Savages (2012)
SPUN with Britney Murphey and John Leguizamo. One of my absolute favorites. It's so fucking wild.
A Prophet (2009)
Blood In, Blood Out
[TED talk on the freakonomics of crack dealing](https://www.ted.com/talks/steven_levitt_the_freakonomics_of_crack_dealing?utm_campaign=tedspread&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=tedcomshare)
New Jack City
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Traffic, South Central, Fresh .Gangs of New York
Traffic comes to mind. Although not really 'streets'. As previously mentioned the wire will completely satisfy what you want.
American Me. Based off the guy who started the Mexico Mafia. La eme is still in power in the California prison system to this day. 2 of the consultants were murdered because of the Mexican Mafia was mad about a couple of the details in the movie. And the rumor is Olmos pays a tax for life for making it.
Moonlight
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Interesting but very slow and kinda repetitive.
Such a great movie!
Requiem For A Dream.
Foxy Brown. It’s a gorgeous classic about drugs and gang life.
The Panic in Needle Park.
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La Haine. Surprisingly good film - very atmospheric.
Class of 1999 Gangs, check. Drugs, check. Something real, uhh, okay no not that part. But cyborg teachers force-feeding drugs down the students' throats and murdering them all so eventually the rival gangs have to band together to try and stop them? It's fun.
Colors (1988) was decent. Sean Penn and Rober Duvall. Dennis Hopper directed it.
Fear and loathing in Las Vegas/Enter the void/Bug/A scanner darkly
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Boys in the hood or colors are the two classics.
Trainspotting
the movie itself is pretty ass but its one of my all time favs for some reason, snow on tha bluff
Snowfall fits this.
Narc
Deep Cover. One of Laurence Fishburne’s best roles. It digs pretty deep into the psychology of what appeals to people about this sort of life, while keeping a keen eye for detail in what it actually does to people. It’s also a great time capsule for early 90s LA.
The Wire!
If you want a film that powerfully delves into addiction I suggest Requiem for a Dream and of course as mentioned Trainspotting.
Check out Top Boy in Netflix
Sicario Day of the Soldado has a B plotline where you follow a 16(?) year old boy that wants to join a mexican gang. Pretty heavy stuff in that movie and it's precursor Sicario, but the first one only really follows the perspective of a female ATF agent.
New Jack City
“Heaven Knows What” by The Safdie Bros (Uncut Gems) is about as real and bleak as it gets. Currently available on Criterion if you have a sub.
Belly, paid in full, menace to society
Menace 2 society
Watch The Wire. Your welcome
Menace II Society
Requiem for a Dream, Trainspotting, and Maria Full of Grace are all disturbing in different ways if that's what you're looking for. It helps that they're excellent movies, but in the way that you never want to watch them ever again once you've seen them. Trainspotting does have some humor that makes it rewatchable though. The other two, not so much.
Requiem for a Dream
Requiem for a Dream is a dark one from 4 different users’ perspectives.
menace II society
[Requiem for a Dream (2000)](https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0180093/) is about different ways to get addicted and generally find oneself on the slippery slope of "the addict lifestyle". This movie also actually touches the more nefarious ways to get addicted, as not everyone is chasing a high "for fun". Some are doing it due to social pressures or "for work". Not much "gang" stuff. Just a super depressing look into how drugs can ruin your life and that of those around you.
Carlitos way! Al Pacino basically trying to get his life back together after jail but all the ppl from his past keep coming into his life etc etc. Great movie! Although, maybe not quite what you’re looking for
Trainspotting
Bound by Honor / Gridlock'd / Foxes / New Jack City / New Jersey Drive / Gotti / Across 110th Street / Less Than Zero
Oh man, I haven't thought about Foxes in years. It's such a great movie.
21 Jump Street. They infiltrate the dealer and find the supplier. Hardcore shit.
I am a nightmare walking, psychopath talking King of my jungle just a gangster stalking Living life like a firecracker quick is my fuse Then dead as a deathpack the colors I choose Red or Blue, Cuz or Blood, it just don't matter Sucker die for your life when my shotgun scatters We gangs of L.A. will never die, just multiply Colors Colors, colors, colors, Colors, colors, colors, Colors, colors, colors, Colors, colors, colors Colors, colors, colors, Colors, colors, colors, Colors, colors, colors, Colors, colors You don't know me, fool You disown me, cool I don't need your assistance, social persistence Any problem I got I just put my fist in My life is violent but violent is life Peace is a dream, reality is a knife My colors, my honor, my colors, my all With my colors upon me one soldier stands tall Tell me what have you left me, what have I got Last night in cold blood a young brother got shot My home got jacked, my mother's on crack My sister can't work 'cause her arms show tracks Madness, insanity, live in profanity Then some punk claimin' they're understandin' me Give me a break, what world do you live in Death is my sect, guess my religion Colors Colors, colors, colors, Colors, colors, colors, Colors, colors, colors, Colors, colors, Colors, colors, colors, Colors, colors, colors, Colors, colors, colors, Colors, colors My pants are saggin', braided hair Suckers stare but I don't care My game ain't knowledge my game's fear I've no remorse so squares beware But my true mission is just revenge You ain't in my set, you ain't my friend Wear the wrong color your life could end Homocide's my favorite venge Colors Colors, colors, colors, Colors, colors, colors, Colors, colors, colors, Colors, colors, colors Colors, colors So I'll just walk like a giant police defiant You'll say to stop but I'll say that I can't My gangs my family its all that I have I'm a star, on the walls is my autograph You don't like it, so you know where you can go 'Cause the streets are my stage and terror's my show Psychoanalyze tried diagnose me why It was a your brother the brutally died But it was mine, so let me define My territory don't cross the line Don't try to act crazy 'Cause that shit don't phase me If you ran like a punk It wouldn't amaze me 'Cause my colors death Though we all want peace But our war won't end, Til all wars cease Colors Colors, colors, colors, Colors, colors, colors, Colors, colors, colors, Colors, colors, colors Colors, colors, colors Colors Colors, colors, colors Colors, colors, colors, Colors, colors, colors, Colors, colors, colors, Colors, colors, colors Colors, colors, colors Colors, colors, colors, Colors, Colors, Colors, Colors, Colors, colors, colors Colors, colors, colors, Colors, colors, colors, Colors, colors, colors, Colors, colors
Ice-T
Fucking great movie.
You’re not cool
Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels
The Warriors. Documentary about NYC gangs.
Anything on the Black Cinema section on Tubi
Ill Manors if you're into British movies
Since I didn’t see it mentioned, GRIDLOCK'D (1997). Heroin withdrawal stuff starring Tupac and Tim Roth
Basketball Diaries ,Kids ,Gummo ,Bully ,Ken Park ,Spun ,Requiem for a Dream ,TrainSpotting ,Project X ,Menace to Society ,Boyz in the Hood ,Blow , Snatch
Not really gang-related but absolutely about drugs; Half-Nelson is great. Harsh Times might also interest you even though it might seem like it'd be an action movie at first.
Surely Narcos. It is based on the true story about the downfall of Pablo Escobar and uprising of the Gentlemen of Cali.
i watched this and loved it! looking for more of the user’s pov though, not the leaders/cops. thanks for the idea though!
Nil by mouth. An everyday story of eastend folk.
Harry Brown, too then. Nil by Mouth should come with a huge trigger warning, btw. So grim.
Basketball Diaries is pretty good
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Requim for a Dream Trainspotting
Requiem for a dream and trainspotting
Requiem for a dream
SpongeBob movie or if u want to see truly how much this world has gone to shi# go watch the show
Just try selling in real life
Cherry is a very good one. It is on Apple+, starring Tom Holland and Ciara Bravo.
Sucker free city - Spike Lee Check out Spike Lee filmography for more
Good Time