Indictment of the American juvenile detention system
“Stealing Cars” stars Emory Cohen (“Brooklyn,” “The Place Beyond the Pines”) as Billy Wyatt, a rebellious teenager sent to juvenile detention, where he encounters harsh injustice, stands up to his incarcerators, and discovers unexpected friendship. Billy has great promise, but a troubled past that includes dealing drugs and grand theft auto lands him in the Bernville Camp for Boys. Billy must rely on his survival skills to avoid dangerous inmates and a cruel, sadistic staff.<br /><br />The movie attempts to expose the failures of the juvenile detention system in America. Like McMurphy in “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest,” Billy’s refusal to be beaten down by the system earns him the admiration and respect of some of the other detainees but causes him to be singled out as a troublemaker by the staff. Initially, it’s hard to believe that Billy is as intelligent as he’s portrayed despite his ability to quote from Camus and recite sections from “Fahrenheit 451.” As the film progresses, however, his back story is revealed, providing insight into why Billy took the path that led him to Bernville.<br /><br />The film has a first-class supporting cast. William H. Macy and Felicity Huffman play Billy’s parents, John Leguizamo is a concerned counselor who may not be trustworthy, and Mike Epps portrays the local sheriff who offers some wise advice to Billy. Unfortunately, these roles are small and fail to take full advantage of the actors’ talents.<br /><br />There are no bonus features on the R-rated widescreen DVD release.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Billy Wyatt (Emory Cohen) is a young man with tremendous promise, but a troubled past leads him to the Bernville Camp for Boys. Billy must navigate his way through dangerous inmates and a cruel and punishing staff, but during it all, he learns to inspire others and find out the truth about himself in the process. STEALING CARS is a compelling drama with powerful performances by Emory Cohen, John Leguizamo, Mike Epps and Academy Award nominees William H. Macy - Best Supporting Actor, FARGO, 1996 and Felicity Huffman - Best Actress, TRANSAMERICA, 2005..