Underage

Underage lifts the lid on the insular world of a group of wayward Coventry teenagers. As they approach the summer holidays, these teens grapple with their lives through glue sniffing, heavy drinking, and frequent run-ins with the law. Their rebellion finds an outlet in loud music, particularly the sounds of Motorhead, capturing the essence of youth disillusionment.

This documentary stands out as a compelling representation of British youth culture in the 1980s. It examines the challenges faced by these teenagers, making it a relevant piece for those interested in the social dynamics of the time. The film's focus on real-life experiences and struggles offers a unique perspective on a generation often overlooked in mainstream media.