Sleepers

For four boys growing up on the city streets in the mid-1960s, Hell's Kitchen was a place of innocence ruled by debauchery. This bad neighborhood of New York, located between 34th and 56th streets in the north and between 8th Avenue and Hudson in the west, was ruled by both priests and gangsters. The children growing up here had fun, but at the same time unquestioningly obeyed the unwritten sacred laws of the community: crimes against its members were strictly prohibited, and if this happened, the punishment was cruel. Four friends made a mistake that changed their lives forever...