"Filth" is a darkly comedic crime film directed by Jon S. Baird, starring an ensemble cast including James McAvoy, Jamie Bell, Eddie Marsan, and Imogen Poots. Released in 2013, this gritty movie follows the story of Detective Sergeant Bruce Robertson (played by James McAvoy), a corrupt and manipulative cop who will stop at nothing to secure a promotion within the Edinburgh police force. As Robertson spirals deeper into a world of drugs, deceit, and debauchery, his unstable mental state and destructive behavior threaten to unravel his carefully crafted facade. Set against the backdrop of a lurid and seedy Edinburgh, "Filth" delves into the dark underbelly of law enforcement and explores themes of power, corruption, and moral decay. With standout performances from the talented ensemble cast, particularly James McAvoy in a riveting and complex role, the film offers a twisted and compelling glimpse into the mind of a deeply flawed protagonist. As Robertson's web of lies and manipulation begins to unravel, "Filth" takes viewers on a wild and unpredictable ride that is as unsettling as it is darkly entertaining.
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