Filth (2013) Movie Review YouTube
James McAvoy plays Detective Sergeant Bruce Robertson, a scheming, manipulative, misanthropic man who spends his time indulging in drugs, alcohol, sexually abusive relationships, and the games - cruel plots and systematic bullying of his coworkers and friends. While working on the murder case of a Japanese student, he starts coming unhinged, slowly losing his grip on reality and suffering.
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Filth is a 2013 psychological drama directed by Jon S. Baird. The plot follows a detective looking to get a promotion to become an inspector, and he uses every immoral way possible to try and get it. The cast is excellent, but James McAvoy simply steals the show. The film is quite the mind-bender, do check it out.
Filth (2013)
Synopsis Bruce Robertson (James McAvoy) is a Detective Sergeant in Edinburgh; a scheming, manipulative, misanthropic man who spends his time indulging in drugs, alcohol, sexually abusive relationships, and "the games" his euphemism for the myriad foul plots he hatches directed at workmates.
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Cast 40 James McAvoy Bruce Robertson Jamie Bell Ray Lennox Eddie Marsan Clifford Blades Imogen Poots Amanda Drummond Joanne Froggatt Mary Jim Broadbent Dr. Rossi Brian McCardie Dougie Gillman Emun Elliott Peter Inglis Gary Lewis Gus Bain John Sessions Bob Toal Shauna Macdonald Carole Robertson Kate Dickie Chrissie Gillman Martin Compston
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Peter Bradshaw @PeterBradshaw1 Thu 3 Oct 2013 16.45 EDT Watch the trailer for Filth Lionsgate This Irvine Welsh tale brings us what amounts to Acid Rain on Leith - on St Swithin's Day.
Filth (2013) directed by Jon S. Baird • Reviews, film + cast • Letterboxd
Filth is an incredibly cynical movie. The introduction presents the way Bruce Robertson perceives the world, and with it, douses the audience with a bucket of cynicism.. Assisted by a great cast and good cinematography, Jon S. Baird crafted a magical realistic story with a greatly complex protagonist that will stick with you. I can heartily.
Filth movie review & film summary (2014) Roger Ebert
Directed by Jon S. Baird Writing Credits Cast (in credits order) Produced by Music by Clint Mansell Cinematography by Matthew Jensen. director of photography Editing by Mark Eckersley Casting By Production Design by Mike Gunn Art Direction by Anna Alaeddine Moley Campbell Set Decoration by Claire Pidgeon Costume Design by Guy Speranza
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The latest film adaptation of Irvine Welsh's work, Filth takes an unflinching eye to the life of an alcoholic, drug addled, careerist misanthrope. Although it is at times tonally uneven, overall what you have is a film that is half parts darkly hilarious and half disturbingly emotional, as such it very much lives up to its namesake.
Filth review
Craig McLean Macbeth, Atonement, X-Men… James McAvoy's range is astonishing. Now he brings us Irvine Welsh's abusive, drug-fuelled cop in Filth - a film so shocking it almost didn't get.
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3,688 ★★★★★ ratings (7%) ★★★★★. Follow Follow our industry partners for film news and the latest on new releases. View Profiles. More. Review by Wood ★★★★ 1. James McAvoy is apparently one of the greatest actors ever, or a legit crazy person. It's kind of hard to tell in Filth because it's so unlike any role he's.
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Cast James McAvoy as Bruce "Robbo" Robertson Jamie Bell as Ray Lennox Eddie Marsan as Clifford Blades Imogen Poots as Amanda Drummond Brian McCardie as Dougie Gillman Emun Elliott as Peter Inglis Gary Lewis as Gus Bain John Sessions as Bob Toal Shauna Macdonald as Carole Robertson Jim Broadbent as Dr. Verme Rossi Joanne Froggatt as Mary
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Thank you, James McAvoy, cast and crew, and Irving Welsh for bringing to light the horrible necessity for so many people to shove mental illness under the rug. Yet, hiding mental illness means that the problem goes unresolved. Filth is a tragic-comedy (black comedy) that isn't about depravity, profanity, or obscenity of a rogue police officer.
Filth Film starring James McAvoy by Jon Baird Studio Mao
Movie Info A drug-addled, manipulative misanthrope (James McAvoy) begins to experience increasingly severe hallucinations as he tries to solve the murder of a Japanese student. Rating: R (Graphic.
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193 Reviews Hide Spoilers Sort by: Filter by Rating: 8/10 Amazing acting by McAvoy, but not so easy a film siderite 30 January 2014 Remember when Ewan McGregor played in a little movie called Trainspotting?
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Filth 2014 • 97 minutes 4.0 star 370 reviews 66% Tomatometer R Rating family_home Eligible info $9.99 Buy $2.99 Rent play_arrow Trailer info Watch in a web browser or on supported devices Learn.