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True crime, teen moms and global tragedy in cinemas this week  NPR

3 Simi Valley teens to serve time in juvenile facility for Regal Cinema hate crimes  CBS News

How ‘Rebel Without a Cause’ Immortalized Teen Angst  History.com

Teen brutally assaulted outside Simi Valley movie theater says attack was racially-motivated  KTLA

Florin Şerban  BOMB Magazine

The False Representations of Juvenile Justice-Impacted Youth in Television and Cinema  The Imprint

How Japan’s 90s teen delinquency crisis inspired a wave of killer movies  dazeddigital.com

10 (Debatably) Irish Crime Films You Need to Watch  CrimeReads

Why I Walked Out of ‘Green Book’  psmag.com

'Rough-draft' of MPD program targeted minors for clothing, selling food  The Commercial Appeal

7 Prison-themed K-dramas (+ 1 Film)  K-Culture with Jae-Ha Kim

New Chinese thriller on juvenile crime sees a timely release  China.org.cn

10 Crime Movies With the Same Vibe as 'Adolescence'  MovieWeb

A Juvenile Justice System With Few Checks (Published 2014)  The New York Times

Producer Scott Budnick On Changing Lanes And Juvenile Justice  NBC News

'Kids For Cash' Captures A Juvenile Justice Scandal From Two Sides  NPR

BRAVE THE DARK REVIEW  Edward Douglas | Substack

5 teens arrested for hate crimes stemming from Simi Valley brawl  CBS News

The Technicolor Noir of ‘West Side Story’  CrimeReads

Several businesses are leaving Towson Town Center. Consumers say the economy and crime are to blame  WBAL-TV

2 Simi Valley teens admit to hate crimes in parking lot brawl case, DA says  CBS News

10 Movies Set in Juvenile Detention Facilities  MovieWeb

Five films that explore juvenile crime and abuse  Deccan Herald

Juvenile detained after pulling pellet gun on movie watchers at AMC Creve Coeur Theater, police say  KSDK

‘Death by Hanging’ and ‘I Want to Live!’ on DVD (Published 2016)  The New York Times

Netflixable? “Brother (Mon frere)” tells a tale of juvenile justice in France  rogersmovienation.com

Summer Hit “A Place Called Silence” Raises Questions About Violence in the Chinese Film Market  RADII

“They Call Us Monsters”: teenage boys facing life in prison become screenwriters  salon.com