well it not often that we in the uk have a film make about inner city life from the perspective of the afro caribbean community and the last example that i can remember be the underrated babylon way back in 1980. so i have high expectation when i hear about bullet boy and a film that have be tout a the british version of la haine . well la haine it be not . i agree that the use of dialogue and environment give this film an authenticity that have be miss in other british film of late and but my concern be that this film predictably end sadly . the film intelligently deal with the escalate problem of black on black violence that be sadly all to common in london and but i be concern that film maker now use type casting in plot a oppose to character which be equally a damaging . saul dibb have a great opportunity to make a film that could be both entertaining and inspirational to u all and but sadly miss and create a film that only reinforce the idea that to be a young black male in london the only future be violence and tragedy .