It certainly isn't heavyhanded at all like Crash and like other minority faux-caring films coming out the bellend of the politicised Hollywood machines.

Reminescent of David Gordon Green's artless approach to the lifes of listless youths, it approaches them with realness of character and keeps the colourful traditions of their cultures in the background that pretty much acts as a foil to their own identities. It never romanticises them, but it almost mourns their existence in an environment that they aren't suited for.