Synopsis:

In a time of almost arbitrary stabbings on Britain's streets, The End takes us back to the bygone era of the original East End gangster.

Filmmaker Collins explores the fascinating lives of her father Les Falco and his friends, infamous gangsters born in the war-torn East End who went on to thrive in the underworld. Despite their lack of remorse in their retellings of how they built their reputations through violence, one cannot help but warm to these men and their respect for a unified code.

Smart, charismatic and strangely moral, the interwoven characters question whether life on the streets wasn't safer under a unified system, as opposed to the apparent mayhem today.

Shot in black and white, this is the story of the old guard of gangsters who ruled the streets with an iron fist but always stood by 'the code'.