I Am Trash

Not For the Faint of the Heart. Some super disturbing content and gruesome violence. The main characters are all a group of sexual deviants. The three brothers they love each other but the oldest son is the only one who isn’t a deviant while one brother can only get off on some sadistic stuff with helpless women and the youngest brother tries to force his military buddy into sex, an action that ends up horribly. But much worse than them is the father who went to prison for pedophilia and is a terrible influence on his sons. I just wanted to say something. I know people either use dark humor when it comes to sexual deviants and child molesters or have the same 'cut off their dicks or execute them horribly' narrative and I hope when you think that way you'll realize that all these things are mental illnesses and not something you should use to propel your own personal resentments. Otherwise you should not consider yourself part of a civilized society if someone still has to have the capital punishment debate with you.

Anyway, back to the film, that ending was perfect.

It wasn’t a great movie but it had its moments and definitely the triggering content made an impact . This movie takes a nihilistic view and shows us the brutal reality.

It doesn't glorify sexual deviancy or make light of it.

Just shows how hardened, cold, jaded people live their lives amidst all the hostility and the pain of loving people the world tells us we should be hating.

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A very depressing movie that will definitely not lift your mood. Here, the director plays the oldest of three more or less deranged brothers (the middle one constantly masturbates, the youngest abuses and bullies young female soldiers in the army), waiting for their father to return from prison, where he was imprisoned for the rape of a young schoolgirl. So squadra to watch...

Let yourself be surprised how it all turns out, but don't expect any romance. On the contrary. Violence, blood (the father of the last victim, a schoolgirl, enters the game), conflicts, destruction, depression, humiliation.
I was a bit more bothered by the stilted and affected theater acting this time, which is why a point down in the acting section. The processing was less believable, because where the situation absolutely required it, after "pulling down his pants" a miniature cricket appeared in a thicket of hair, while in two seconds he was already "loading" a drunk woman somewhere in the canal ...

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Not For The Faint Of Heart

Watching I Am Trash left me unsettled, disturbed, and unable to fully process what I had just seen. This isn’t a film that hides its subject matter behind metaphor or suggestion, it strip down completely.

At its core, the film is about a family rotting from the inside out. A father and his sons are tangled in cycles of abuse, incest, and violence. The eldest brother tries desperately to resist, to stop his father and siblings from sinking further into depravity, but his resistance is powerless.

The film makes it painfully clear how perpetrators think, how their mindset infects those around them, and how children inevitably carry the weight of that corruption.

Unsettling, raw, and unforgettable , this is not a film you enjoy. It’s one you survive!

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