The film "Cass" tells the true story of Nonso Anozie's life, adopted by a white couple in 1958 and raised in an all-white area of London, where he faced daily racist bullying from local children. Cass finds respect through violence, becoming one of Britain's most feared men as leader of the Inter City Firm. He becomes addicted to fighting, leading the ICF to victories against large hooligan firms, but is imprisoned for four years after an attack on Newcastle United supporters. After his release, he begins dating Elaine (Natalie Press) and starts writing his autobiography, which is confiscated by prison authorities upon his release. Cass eventually settles down in South London with his son, working as a bouncer before being shot three times by Arsenal supporters, forcing him to confront his demons and ultimately decide not to kill his attackers.
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