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20 Years Of Bullet Boy: How One Movie Inspired A Whole Ge...  Complex

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‘Brotherhood’: Film Review  Hollywood Reporter

Noel Clarke’s Undiscovered Country  Interview

From Kidulthood To Brotherhood: 11 Moments You Need To Remember  Capital XTRA

Kidulthood (review)  Flick Filosopher

Island Records UK moves into movies with The Intent 2: The Come Up  Music Business Worldwide

Kidulthood Review  Empire

Grime Movie Against All Odds Announced: Watch the Trailer  Pitchfork

Noel Clarke: 'The films that I've written and directed aren't necessarily the kind I like watching'  The Guardian

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‘Kidulthood’ Actor Joins Fox’s ‘Maze Runner’ (Exclusive)  Hollywood Reporter

Miranda Sawyer on teenage film Kidulthood  The Guardian

An Introduction To UK Hood Movies  Complex

BAFTA-Winning Actor Adam Deacon Says Noel Clarke “Sabotaged” His Career  Hollywood Reporter

Kidulthood review  The Guardian

The Legacy Of Kidulthood: How Noel Clarke Changed British Cinema  Complex

Why Noel Clarke's 'hood' trilogy remains a vital snapshot of Britain  The Guardian

Sumotherhood Trailer Teases UK Urban Spoof Starring Adam Deacon, Jazzie Zonzolo & Ed Sheeran  MovieWeb

Boxing Day: Aml Ameen Breaks Down The Trailer For His Black British Christmas Movie  Empire

Michaela Coel voices 'great support' for 20 women accusing actor Noel Clarke of sexual misconduct  Entertainment Weekly News

‘Kidulthood’ star’s new grime movie to relaunch Channel U TV station  NME

Meet Femi Oyeniran & Nicky Walker: Directors Of Against All Odds Resurrecting British Music TV Station Channel U  Forbes

Watch The First Official Trailer For Kidulthood Sequel ‘Brotherhood: The End’  Capital XTRA

The strange, sad story of Adam Deacon: 'I started thinking, will I ever act again?'  The Guardian

Kidulthood 3 could be on the way  Digital Spy

Adam Deacon banned from contacting Noel Clarke after 'trolling'  BBC.com

The lighter side of youth crime: urban film spoofs  The Guardian