A skinhead gang dominated by a life of violence
A group of skinheads led by Hando (Russel Crowe) beat up on Vietnamese immigrants in Melbourne, Australia. According to Hando there’s a plot by rich men to bring in Vietnamese and other immigrants as cheap labor to denigrate the white working class. He believes that he and his gang are standing up for the common man whites against the system. It’s this ideology that drives Hando and his friends to get Nazi tattoos and attack Asians. They’re a bunch of thugs with dangerous ideas about a race and class war going on in their country.<br /><br />The movie is a bit like A Clockwork Orange with the gangs and the violence but much more realistic and scary. It also raises the question of whether the group can deal with any situation without resorting to violence including how they treat each other.<br /><br />In the end it’s a very nihilistic picture about white supremacy. At the same time it’s enlightening. With feelings of economic dislocation, a belief that the system is against them and xenophobia all mixed together you can get violent groups like in the movie which is happening in real life across the world right now.
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