Last Gang In Town

The damp, depressing streets of England in 1976 are a world away from any hopeful anthem. A new generation, fueled by cheap cider and a disdain for the soft criminality that followed the Great Train Robbery, is forming. This band of snot-nosed youths begins to pull jobs that are less about theft and more about a statement, aiming to put the art back into crime. Their actions ripple from the punk rock chaos of the seventies into the decadent eighties, challenging the entire establishment. The rise and fall of this crew permanently alters the face of the criminal underworld, their legacy written in the cold rain on empty city pavements.