Powerful performance of a kid who feels both victimized and invulnerable to the system
Made In Britain was Tim Roth’s debut. It was a made for TV movie that aired in England in 1983. Roth plays Trevor a Nazi skinhead constantly in trouble with the law due to his beliefs and lifestyle. He is a complete delinquent.<br /><br />The movie covers his daily dose of violence, racism, and anti-establishment feelings. He believes that he’s a victim of immigrants and the system which he thinks failed him. He’s so full of anger that neither an appeal to his intellect, the threat of prison, or the use of force works on him. He is completely lost.<br /><br />For his first performance Roth is convincing and powerful. It’s also a look at violent movements that are now spreading across the world. When people feel like the system and the economy are against them mixed with a healthy dose of racism and xenophobia you can get explosive and violent results. That’s what makes Made in Britain a worthwhile watch.<br />C
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