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For some reason Weir draws a clear line between the town's youth and the town's older folk; the youth is out of control and relishes the violence, while the older citizens are calm, collected, and regard the whole thing as merely business.
Shakur plays Bishop, a troubled youth that is the main culprit in the murder of another young man.
Enigmatic vampire, who arrived oddly on the shore of a beach in his casket, whose arrival is introduced by his enforcer/guardian, Barbado(LaSesne Hilton)playing a flute, masquerades as a philosophical leader, whose language regarding life and love casts a spell among the aimless hippie youth in a quiet little town.
I'm from Scotland, & the Kelly version just didn't have it, even although it was entertaining, but the 1966 Goulet version was more realistic & caught the essence of the highlands, I know because, I was a youth hostel member & my happiest memories are when my group of mates & I would travel all over the highlands, magic.
However it is Skip Homeier as the Nazi youth who steals the picture with an electrifying performance.
In addition most of our youth today don't even remember the history beyond last week.
I'd say see this if you want an exagerated, easy to digest film about nazi skinheads, but not if you want to get any new, smart, disturbing insight into the problems of racism and violence in youth subcultures.
The film-making is astonishingly avant garde despite this film working as a mainstream movie, with its magnificent and shocking, but successful, camera angles, its bold editing, and all the rage and pain of youth going to create a raw classic.
Maybe Scorsese is a masochist, but he conveys the sadness of immaturity which he must have experienced himself in a searing indictment of the unthinking callousness of youth.
This is one of the few, probably the only film in the urban youth genre, a la 'Boyz in the Hood' and 'Menace 2 Society' that I can truly appreciate.
It shows the struggle of black youth in a whole new light; I can't help but feel for Q and his friends because that is something that could happen to anyone.
The themes in Vitus such as realism, determination, youth, and wonderment launch the replay value off the charts and make it the perfect feel-good movie.
He’s understood since his youth that he couldn’t come across as an “angry black,” even to his white mother.
His anguish – whether for predominantly white schoolchildren gunned down in their Connecticut classroom by a disturbed white youth, or a group of African Americans murdered at their Charleston church by a white neo-Nazi – has clearly been genuine.
For example, the EU could create a training support scheme for unemployed young people, but make it contingent on the elimination of national policies that hinder youth employment.
But, judging from experience in North Africa, where education improved greatly under the old regimes, but failed to boost growth performance and create job opportunities for educated youth, the validity of such an approach as a fundamental model for development policy is dubious.
The US is the strongest military power in the world, just as Britain was in Churchill’s youth.
Similarly, the €6 billion package approved by the EU in August to help reduce endemic youth unemployment, especially in Spain, must be seen as a step in the right direction.
As a result, it would maximize the benefits of vital programs, such as those supporting youth education and employment, and therefore strengthen Europe’s economic prospects.
Nearly 40% of India’s citizens, almost 500 million people, are aged 13-35 – the world’s largest youth population.
Europe’s Youth Unemployment Non-ProblemBRUSSELS – European policymakers have decided that they must be seen to be “doing something” about youth unemployment.
This activism comes mainly in response to the latest alarming figures on youth unemployment in southern Europe, with sky-high rates of joblessness widely regarded as politically unacceptable.
But there are several reasons to doubt that youth unemployment is a discrete problem meriting special treatment.
Indeed, official youth unemployment statistics are misleading on two counts.
Second, the data on youth unemployment are based on active labor-market participants.
Labor-market experts thus consider the unemployment rate a potentially misleading indicator, because a youth unemployment rate of 50% does not mean that half of the young population is unemployed.
Among those in the 20-24 age group, the difference between the reported unemployment rate and the percentage of youth without a job and looking for one (the unemployment ratio) is less stark.
Moreover, one must ask how much youth unemployment contributes to total unemployment.
In those countries where the problem makes the biggest headlines (the eurozone’s south, with Greece and Spain supposedly the worst cases), youth unemployment accounts for less than a quarter of overall unemployment.
By contrast, youth unemployment contributes relatively much more (about 40%) to overall unemployment in countries like Sweden and the UK.
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