Plan B's 'iLL Manors' debuts 'sick' new poster - picture
Published May 18 2012, 13:07 BST | By Simon Reynolds
Riz Ahmed takes centre stage in the latest poster for Plan B's directorial debut iLL Manors.Digital Spy's exclusive promotional image shows Ahmed's character Aaron throwing up over a tower block that forms the film's title.
Ben Drew's drama follows the lives of six people in London, with the stories linked together by new tracks from the UK music star. Natalie Press, Keef Coggins and Lee Allen also star in iLL Manors.
The new artwork follows on from the release of last week's debut poster, and the first trailer for the movie.
iLL Manors opens in UK cinemas on June 6, while an accompanying soundtrack album will be released in July.
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iLL Manors picture gallery: Keef Coggins as drug dealer Kirby.
The film does seem to glorify violence even the posters and the images shown depict a very strong sense of a murderous plot which we do not need. We have had enough of this. Too many teenagers are killing each other over nothing. Next time Ben, please make a positive production.
May 18th 2012 at 11:26pm
Stop talking crap about something you clearly know nothing about. This movie doesn't send out a positive message, no. But it's not glorifying crime. It's the complete opposite. It's a story with a negative (but true) message, with a hope the viewers learn from the mistakes of these characters.
Go and see the movie, then eat your words.
May 19th 2012 at 12:02am(+4 likes)
A positive production? Ahahaha.
A London tower block where some young kids have trouble arranging a flower show on time with hilarious consequences?
That would really help people to understand the state of this country.
Plan B is an utterly positive person who is trying to teach this idiotic country about why the riots happened last year. He's a great role model and the only person in mainstream pop culture that seems to be making sense and speaking out.
May 19th 2012 at 12:55am(+2 likes)
Film looks fantastic, cannot wait for this!
May 18th 2012 at 8:53pm