1. FILTH Is A Display of Cynicism and Insanity - Film Inquiry
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Anyone who enjoys a complex character should see Filth. We discuss the movie's representation of corruption and explanations for criminal behavior.
2. Filth movie review & film summary (2014) | Roger Ebert
"Filth" attempts to depict genuine madness. More than merely an out-of-control sybarite prone to the corrupting influences of power, Robertson is supposed to ...
"Filth" demonstrates that contemporary filmmakers would do well to find new ways of getting their hands dirty. On the plus side, a viewing of the movie might temporarily cure just about anyone’s nostalgia for the mud.
3. Filth (2013) - danksee
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4. I watched Filth from behind my hands. It's ghastly and unpleasant, but ...
Oct 5, 2013 · People are generally saying Filth fully fulfils the promise of its title and is not for the faint of heart or queasy of stomach or lily of ...
People are generally saying Filth fully fulfils the promise of its title and is not for the faint of heart or queasy of stomach or lily of liver and, alas, I am all three, in spades. (My liver is, in fact, so lily-ish it may be a wonder of medical science.) Rape. Anal Sex. Violence.
5. Review: Filth (2013) - Warped Perspective
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Review by Stephanie Scaife I had one of those very rare experiences watching Filth, whereby when I emerged bleary eyed from the cinema I truly wasn’t sure what I thought of the film. Did I lo…
6. Movie Review: Filth (2013) | TheMarckoguy - WordPress.com
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I honestly don’t know what to say here. I can usually write something that somehow relates back to the movie. Problem is that this movie is so… itself. It doesn’t have any aspect …
7. Filth (2013). | by R. Duval | Medium
Jun 10, 2014 · Another way Filth successfully stirs the mind of its viewers is playing with Bruce's (McAvoy) past and traumatic issues. When indulging, the ...
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8. Filth Movie Review | Common Sense Media
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Extreme sex, booze, drugs, swearing in crooked-cop story. Read Common Sense Media's Filth review, age rating, and parents guide.
9. Film Review: Filth (2013) - Rose-Coloured Ray-Bans
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I hesitate to recommend the most disturbing character study I’ve ever seen on film yet there is something about the very NSFW Filth that has stuck in my mind ever since I caught it on Netflix some months ago. It is the brash Scottish-ness about it, something angry and gritty and real about its depiction of urban Edinburgh, seen through the polluted lens of its main character, Bruce Robertson. A heavier and purposefully hungover James McAvoy plays the misanthropic, hedonistic anti-hero, a polic
