Northwest Suburbs [Film and TV Commentary]

Eighteen-year-old Jasper originally only did small business for gang bosses, such as breaking into houses and selling stolen goods. Until he met the owner of a call station, he became a groom and drug dealer, and finally brought his younger brother into the business. However, the old gang did not let him go, and the new gang forced him to take revenge with a gun. When he realizes that everything is infernal affairs and desperately wants to escape, he discovers that his younger brother has long been accustomed to the cold-blooded cruelty and rich rewards of the underworld, and insists on not letting go... The simple character scenes and the dizzying and sharp rhythm not only integrate traditional gangster themes into family struggles, but also show off the director's talent.