In the gritty, unflinching world of Gabriel Bath's Scum '87, a raw and visceral drama unfolds over a tight 25-minute runtime. The film plunges viewers into the turbulent lives of a group of disaffected youths, anchored by the compelling performances of Luna Grzan, Quinn Vlasic, and Kai Perrignon. Set against a backdrop of urban decay and simmering rebellion, the story follows these characters as they navigate a landscape of petty crime, fractured relationships, and a desperate search for identity. Their motivations are driven by a mix of boredom, anger, and a yearning for something more meaningful than the bleak reality they inhabit. The central conflict emerges from the escalating tensions within the group, where loyalty is tested and violence becomes a currency of power. With a cast that also includes Jules DiGregorio, Daniel Tune, Will Sloan, Bill Mousoulis, Alex Hill, Emily Pottinger, and Luisa Moller, Gabriel Bath crafts a tense, atmospheric portrait of a generation on the edge. This is a stark, no-holds-barred examination of youth in crisis, told with an unflinching eye and a pulsating sense of urgency that leaves a lasting impression.