Sweet Sixteen
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- Drama
Determined to have a normal family life once his mother gets out of prison, a Scottish teenager from a tough background sets out to raise the money for a home.
Sweet Sixteen is a 2002 British crime drama following a determined Scottish teenager who schemes to raise money for a home while waiting for his mother's release from prison. Directed by Ken Loach, the film explores survival and ambition in a working-class community facing tough circumstances.
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Martin CompstonLiam
Annmarie FultonChantelle
William RuanePinball
Michelle AbercrombySuzanne
Michelle CoulterJean- Gary McCormackStan
Tommy McKeeRab
Calum McAleesCalum- Robert RennieScullion
- Martin McCardieTony
Jon MorrisonDouglas- Junior WalkerNight-time
- Rikki TraynorTony's gang
Robert HarrisonTony's gang- John Simpson
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SWEET SIXTEEN -Trailer ( 2002 )
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When was Sweet Sixteen released?
Sweet Sixteen premiered on September 7, 2002.
What is Sweet Sixteen about?
The film follows a Scottish teenager from a disadvantaged background who is determined to create a normal family life. To achieve this goal, he sets out to raise money for a home before his mother is released from prison.
What genre is Sweet Sixteen?
Sweet Sixteen is a crime drama that explores themes of ambition, desperation, and survival in a working-class setting.
Where can I watch Sweet Sixteen?
As a 2002 film, Sweet Sixteen is available through various streaming platforms, rental services, and physical media retailers, though availability varies by region.
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