Filth

This is a very good representation of transgressive fiction. It pushes boundaries in a way that most people would be very uncomfortable with. It pushes them in ways that make you think, unlike most films that 'push boundaries' with masses of blood and gore. It's not a 'comfortable' film by any stretch, but it is a GOOD film. It needs to be watched. The main character - played brilliantly by James McAvoy - is a racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic arsehole, and he's incredibly mentally disturbed. What was most interesting to me was the way in which his friends, family and co-workers reacted to his increasingly volatile mental state. It is, I think, a mirror of how mental and personality disorders are treated by the general population. Ultimately, - although the ending is debated - I feel that perhaps those that would care for him came too late to change his mind about himself, or perhaps he just didn't care.

I just love **James McAvoy**, fantastic work from him; he made the movie - not litteraly, but he's acting did it. If we get a little bit closer to movie, then I can say that - are you like pornographic material? Are you a wanker and dick joke lover? As of interested to get taken down by some cocain and some grape juice? Than movie is for you. Okey, okey. No more jokes. **Simply brilliant, I can say just that.**