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Three friends who go to school together and live in the same housing estate in London make plans for a Friday night out. However, one of them ends up getting killed. Throughout the film, the identity of the killer is unknown until the end, when it is revealed to be someone who felt excluded from the group of three friends. The film explores the impact of isolation and examines what happens among a group of students when one of them becomes a victim of murder.
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