I.D. is a British crime drama released in 1995. It was directed by Philip Davis and stars Reece Dinsdale, Richard Graham, Sean Pertwee, and Philip Glenister.
The movie centers around four policemen, each with their own motivations for going undercover and infiltrating a gang of football hooligans. These gangs are infamous for their violent behavior, and the group they are targeting is no exception.
As they integrate themselves into the gang, tensions rise as they struggle to conceal their true identities and gain the trust of the hooligans. The group's leader, John, proves to be particularly difficult to woo and his charismatic personality draws some of the officers in closer.
Amidst the violence and chaos of the gang's exploits, one of the policemen, John, begins to lose sight of his original mission. He becomes more involved with the group and starts to develop a sense of loyalty to them, blurring the lines between his job and his personal feelings.
As the tension within the gang reaches a boiling point, the officers are forced to make tough decisions, and John's loyalty is put to the test. The final scenes of the film are intense and culminate in a violent showdown that ultimately reveals who the true leaders of the gang are.
I.D. is a thought-provoking portrayal of the dangers of undercover police work and the complexities of human relationships. It received critical acclaim upon its release and is still regarded as a classic British crime drama.