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Codename 13, a 17-year-old assassin, is suspended due to a sloppy mission in Japan. She meets 11-year-old Monji, who loses his mother, and sets out to rescue him. Codename 13, a 17-year-old trained assassin is under suspension because of a sloppy mission in Japan. The girl built a conscience when she met Monji, an 11 year old boy who lost his mother to a crime syndicate. When Monji is captured, 13 is hellbent on setting a path of destruction to rescue the boy, including going against her mentor and the organization who hires her, the Shadow.

Andy Swallow opens up about his life for the very first time in this brand new and exclusive documentary feature from Revelation Films. In the 70s and 80s, Britain was experiencing a huge cultural and social shift, most of which was observable to the general population, but below the surface the greatest change for young people was at street culture level and one of the most significant drivers of that change: Andy Swallow. Andy's rise to notoriety with the authorities began when he co-founded and led West Ham's hooligan faction 'The Inter City Firm' or 'ICF' but that was only the start of a long list of accomplishments that have cemented his place in street culture history. He became the first DJ and party promoter to introduce illegal raves to Britain, going on to attract up to 30,000 people to disused warehouses and open fields, and prompting government action and a change to club licencing rules. He launched the very first 24-hour pirate radio station - Centreforce 88.3 - dedicated to rave music and broadcast from derelict flats in the East End of London but the success of the station was just the start of Andy's venture into the music industry. He founded two record labels, worked alongside some of the most successful executives in the industry - Pete Waterman and Simon Cowell - and signed acts that went on to have huge commercial success, namely Craig David, Ms Dynamite and Liberty X. Four decades later and the once illegal Centreforce is now a legitimate and hugely successful DAB radio station and whilst he enjoys a quieter life abroad, Andy Swallow's influence is so deeply embedded in just about every corner of working class culture - from football to music and fashion - that his impact as the man who broke all the rules but came out on top will no doubt be spoken about for generations to come. Includes contributions from Irvine Welsh, Cass Pennant, Carlton Leach and many more...

Indonesian immigrant Sugiman ("Iman" for short), a single parent, has a bad dream featuring violence and blood. His disobedient son Joko spends too much time with the flaky grown-up Adi, and his sister Sumiati has run away from her job as a domestic helper and wants to go home to Indonesia. Sugiman turns to his construction-firm boss Sarip, Adi's father, for help and learns that he can buy his sister an illegal passage on a boat - at a price. In the meantime, he needs to keep Sumiati away from the police, so he hides her in a cheap hotel. The next-door room in the hotel is rented by Rico, a Filipino fixer who is under constant pressure to send money home to his mother. He works with his buddy Marzuki for big-boss Datuk, and has 'borrowed' some cash from the till to meet his immediate needs. But Datuk wants his money back ... For policeman Hassan, married with two small kids, money is always short. He has a small protection racket going with some shopkeepers and is always open to bribes from minor wrongdoers to let them off with a caution. When his boss James assigns him a new-recruit partner, Hussein, he's friendly to the new boy but tries to hide the fact that he's on the take. But Hussein is outraged when he finds out about the bribes, and turns out to be quite neurotic about bringing law-breakers to justice ... When Datuk's men catch Marzuki and he leads them to Rico, the commotion brings Hassan and Hussein to the scene. Outside the hotel, Hassan runs into Sumiati, who can't explain why she doesn't have a passport. A call brings Sugiman to save his sister from the cops. Meanwhile Datuk has secretly recorded police chief James's demands for kick-backs. And before anyone really knows what's happening, all hell has broken loose.