Answer: Hell's Kitchen
The 1996 film, "Sleepers", focuses on Shakes, Michael, Tommy and John, four friends who grow up in Hell's Kitchen, New York, during the mid-1960s. During the opening credits, it is revealed that the year is 1966, and the location is Hell's Kitchen, New York. In fact this particular neighbourhood is of significant importance to the film, and is presented throughout as a place capable of keeping secrets, and yet it also offers its youth a safe place to play. The neighbourhood's ability to protect its own proves to be all the more crucial when the boys are adults, and is a major factor in their ability to pull off their final scam. However as boys, the four main characters are watched over by Father Bobby Carillo, (played by Robert De Niro), who does all he can to steer them towards the right path, and keep them out of trouble. The film regularly moves between the past and the present, flitting between the boys' pasts and their lives as adults, in order to tell the story of their lost innocence, and explain their actions as adults.