Football Hooligan [Film and TV Commentary]

Matt (Elijah Wood), a journalism student at Harvard, was expelled from the school because his roommate hid drugs in his closet. Helpless Matt was unable to contact his father in Kabul, so he packed up and fled to his sister in London. Brother-in-law Steve has a very unfriendly attitude and gives Matt to his younger brother Pete (Charlie Hunnam). Pete is the leader of the West Ham United fans organization GSE. He quickly allows American Matt to see the passion of British fans. The cowardice in Matt disappears as he waves his fists at hostile fans. Pete allows him to gradually integrate into this environment full of beer and violence. GSE member Bao Wa is an extreme person and has always been hostile to Matt. When he discovered that Matt and Matt's father were related to the journalist identity that the fan organization hated most, he wanted to expel Matt at all costs. At this time, Matt was surprised to find that his brother-in-law was the former leader of GSE. Outside the pub, a violent conflict between fans was brewing...