Gus Van Sant's take on the shooting at Columbine High School is a masterpiece. Using a cast of unprofessional actors, he has created a unique and highly affecting film, rich in atmosphere and style. The non-linear narrative follows the experiences of the key characters, giving a different perspective of events in the short time frame (most of the events shown in the film take place in about an hour). While the tension in the film obviously comes from the impending violence, the film's strongest find out more...

The 1960s and tradition is teetering on the edge, a group of minor public school boys can't hack it any more and rebellion brews. Discovering a cache of automatic weapons, they revolt bloodily against the establishment around them, from the rooftop they engage in a firefight with the teachers and other students, who are armed with the Army Cadet training rifles. A classic of the English cinema... rise up all teens. find out more...

The clique-driven class bully young loser Joseph relentlessly, only a recent rural immigrant, confident handsome Kaspar, making any effort to protect him, but as Kaspar tries to protect the weaker boy the efforts backfire on both of them. Clueless teachers and parents seem detached from the world in which these teens live, they must find their own solution, and as the vicious class get nastier and nastier, and by the time the young pair are driven by the latest torture to a St Columbine type rev find out more...

On July 22 2011 more than 500 youths at a political summer camp on an island outside Oslo were attacked by an armed, right-wing extremist. Earlier that day he bombed a Government building in Oslo before making his way to Utøya island. In this first fictional movie about the attack we get to know Kaja (18) and her friends. The movie starts when the youngsters, shocked find out more...

We are the Army of Two! So begins the video diary of Andre (Andre Keuck) and Cal (Calvin Robertson), two best friends and alienated high school students. They have officially declared war on their community, stockpiled their weapons, and set the day, the time and the place. With his unprofessional cast and unflinching intimacy, director Ben Coccio's award-winning first feature is a disturbingly authentic and harrowing look at a contemporary American tragedy. find out more...