I noticed when you reverse and hold the handbrake while moving forward, the car completely stops and the front wheel starts emitting particles, is this supposed to happen? 
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Isn’t this thing like a burnout or something?
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That’s how cars work. (Dust cloud thing) If it is rear wheel drive, dust cloud in the back. All wheel: nothing except for engine rev. Front wheel: dust cloud in the front. If you live in warm climates, get a rear wheel drive.
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Okay, thanks for clearing that up 
There’s a lot more to it than that but you are at least partially correct along with @Dozy. The brakes on the Hatchback are strong enough to counter movement of the overall vehicle but the wheels are still able to spin anyway.
There might be some cars designed with brakes on certain wheels.
The vast majority of vehicles you see on the road have brakes on all four wheels. The brakes can still be overcome and in some situations, the brakes may not be applied to all wheels at the same time.
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