Brotherhood exclusive clip - Noel Clarke's crime trilogy draws to a close
The film marks ten years since the release of Kidulthood
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Your support makes all the difference.Having released Adulthood seven years ago, Noel Clark's trilogy - which began with Kidulthood in 2006 - is almost complete.
Brotherhood is being released a whole ten years after Kidulthood and will pick up ten years after the dramatic events of 2008 film Adulthood.
Sam Peel (Clarke) - now grown up in a stable relationship with his lawyer girlfriend Kayla (Shanika Warren-Markland) - is seeking an existence away from his troubled background. However, the film will see enemies made in the previous films resurface to threaten everything he's come to care about.
The film stars Clarke alongside Jason Maza, Arnold Oceng and Red Madrell. MOBO award-winner Stormzy will also make his acting debut in the film.
Clarke's film credits include Storage 24, Star Trek Into Darkness and Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll. The multi-talented Brit was awarded the BAFTA Rising Star award in 2016.
Brotherhood will be released in the UK on 29 August.
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