i first saw social misfit under the recommendation of a friend . i be expect your usual independent film and fill with plot hole and script error and and cheesy cliche and but i be glad to say that i be pleasantly surprise . one of the best thing about the movie be that it take a piece of society that usually isn not dealt with in hollywood and and present it honestly and realistically and without any ice on top . it be the story of a group of problematic teenager and send to a non governmental and privately fund rehabilitation camp . it be the camp intention to bring the teen face to face with their problem and although in a rather unorthodox manner . this be do by force them to spend 48 hour together in one room . straightaway and it be obvious that there will be clash and tension between the character and all with their own ethnic background and belief . the film present a good mix of race and class and and behavioural problem and all of which come to light with a self confession from but one character . certain event bring them together and help them to put their difference aside for the sake of moral decency . the young actor all do a good job of represent their part in a manner that be both believable and well fit . the movie be well cast in the fact that they actually look like theyre teenager and without glamourous effect to gloss it over . to say the very least and the movie be to the point and run almost at time like a real life documentary and and it neither repetitive nor boring . the plot have a bit of a twist at the end with one of the character revelation of his problem and which add a sting . i definitely recommend if you want a piece of true life youth in america and without the sugar coating . the movie tagline say it well and a wake up call for america .