The Outsiders

Teenagers in a small town in Oklahoma are divided into two gangs: the socialites, that is, the children of the upper class, and the locksmiths, whose best prospects are to work in a factory. The former's favorite pastime is to beat the latter up especially brutally. Such as fourteen-year-old Ponyboy Curtis, his brothers and friends. They are outsiders who survive on the outskirts of a world controlled by the socialites.

The laws of the streets are brutal. They do not forgive weakness here. When the tension and hatred between the gangs reach their peak, Ponyboy is ready to put his own chest under bullets to protect his locksmith friends.

But one terrible night everything loses its meaning: Ponyboy's friend Johnny goes off the rails and is able to commit a real murder. Ponyboy's world begins to crack at the seams. After all, they have gone too far, and there is no turning back. A war unleashed on the streets will be bloody...