Young Adam.

"Young Adam," directed by David Mackenzie, delves into the grimy, morally ambiguous world of 1950s Glasgow through the eyes of Joe, a drifter who works on a barge. The film's atmospheric portrayal of the city's canals and its seedy underbelly reflects the bleak reality of the post-war era. Joe’s tangled relationships and sexual escapades unravel as he discovers the body of a young woman in the water, leading to haunting flashbacks that reveal his complicity in the murky events that led to her death. The film's explicit and raw narrative captures the existential despair and visceral grit of Glasgow, making it a compelling and unsettling watch.