Dolphins

About This Movie

Dolphins (2007) dives into the gritty underbelly of Brighton, capturing that raw energy of youth culture. It's kind of a mashup of high-octane racing and the indie scene, where you feel the tension between Boy Racer gangs and the more artistic crowd. The pacing is interesting—sometimes it breathes, letting you soak in the atmosphere, and other times it races ahead, matching the urgency of its characters. The performances are pretty genuine, with a mix of charm and intensity that makes you invested. The practical effects in the racing scenes really stand out, giving an authentic feel. It’s a film that captures a specific moment in time, with its soundtrack and visuals deeply rooted in that era.

Set in Brighton's youth cultureFeatures dynamic racing scenesInteresting blend of action and drama