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The Young Team, Acclaimed Novel About Scotland Gang Culture, Gets TV Adaptation By Synchronicity Films (EXCLUSIVE) Manori Ravindran, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail “The Cry” producer Synchronicity Films has optioned the rights to Graeme Armstrong’s acclaimed debut novel “The Young Team,” with BAFTA-winning “The Last Czars” helmer Adrian McDowall on board to direct. Emerging British writer Ben Tagoe (“In The Long Run,” “Stan Lee’s Lucky Man”) is on board as screenwriter, while Armstrong whose own personal experiences inform his novel will serve as consultant on the project. More from Variety Published by Picador Books in 2020, “The Young Team” is set in the housing schemes of Airdrie, North Lanarkshire Scotland’s former industrial heartland where teenage boys are sucked into a world of gangs, booze and blades culture. The story turns on 15-year-old Alan ‘Azzy’ Williams, who joins the Young Team (YTP) just as a b ....
Synchronicity assembles Young Team Glasgow-based indie Synchronicity Films (The Cry) is adapting Scottish writer Graeme Armstrong’s debut novel The Young Team as a drama series. Graeme Armstrong The prodco has acquired the adaptation rights and already attached Adrian McDowall (The Last Czars) to direct, with leading British writer Ben Tagoe on board as screenwriter. Armstrong will act as consultant on the project. The story is set in the housing schemes of Scotland’s former industrial heartland where teenage boys become embroiled in a booze and blades culture. Claire Mundell, founder and creative director at Synchronicity Films, said: “Graeme’s novel vividly and honestly depicts the realities of life for a disenfranchised and much demonised section of working-class youth, young people on the margins of society who are too often under-served and misrepresented on screen. ....