A reformed NeoNazi tries to convince his brother not to follow in his footsteps.

Rating: 9/10 (7 April 2007)

A modern classic. This movie plays an important role in American cinematography. It exams the hate that is bread in America's middle class, white community. Not only does it show why American youth become so angry, but it also looks into the people that exploit it. Its a story about change, about changing ones mind and most importantly about family. It pears into the power of peer pressure and how the force to conform can conquer relationships. The movie exams the fact that although one can change for the better, at some point your past mistakes will catch up with you. Karma 101. The movie moves at a medium clip and at some points can slow down but all and all it's one of the best.