Sket 2011

Sisters Kayla and Tanya move from Newcastle upon Tyne to start a new life near their estranged father after their mother’s death. Kayla is reluctant to reconcile with him, and the move is framed as a chance for a fresh start, even as the weight of the past lingers in every decision they make.

Meanwhile, a dangerous thread runs through the city: Trey, a drug dealer and gang boss, directs his female companion Shaks to murder a crackhead who has fallen behind on the payments for drugs. The plan is brutal and abrupt, a stark reminder of the violence that pulses through their world.

On her way home from a day of shopping, two youths harass Kayla on the bus. She manages to escape after Danielle and her crew intervene, beating the attackers and shifting the night in her favor. After the incident, Kayla decides to head home rather than join her sister for a meal in a cafe.

As Tanya leaves the cafe, she witnesses Trey attacking Shaks for not confronting the crackhead and tries to help. Trey retaliates, pouncing on Tanya and leaving her in the street to die. The brutal act intensifies the sisters’ predicament and sends ripples through everyone connected to their fragile circle.

Worried that Kayla might reveal the killer’s identity to the police, Trey sends his men to remove the witness. The danger tightens its grip as Kayla realizes her options are shrinking, and the only path that seems to offer survival and revenge is to align with Danielle and her crew—a decision that could jeopardize the life of Danielle herself.

Realizing the alliance is a high-risk move, Kayla steps into a volatile partnership that could redefine what family means in this brutal landscape. The story traces loyalty, fear, and the price of vengeance as two sisters navigate a city that tests how far they will go to protect—and perhaps reconcile—their bond.