Ninety

“A great portrait of a seminal time for youth culture in the UK. A nostalgic must read for those who experienced it and an exciting and intriguing read for those that didn’t.”


Dean Cavanagh - Award winning screenwriter 


Meet Zico. 16 years old in 1990 Scotland, still at school and preparing himself for entering the big bad world while finding himself already on the wrong side of the tracks. 


A teenager who despite his young years is already no stranger to the bad in life. A member of the notorious Dundee Utility Crew who wreak havoc across the country every other Saturday on match day.


Then along comes a girl, Acid House and Ecstasy into his life showing him that there are other paths that can be taken. When you're on a set course of self destruction however, sometimes changing direction isn't so easy. 


Ninety is a tale of what happens when a teenager grows up faster than they should ever have to while finding them self pushed into a dangerous turn of events that threatens their very existence. 


Set against the backdrop of a pivotal and defining period of time for the British working class youth when terrace culture and Acid House collided and infectiously changed lives and attitudes accordingly.