Trainspotting

Trainspotting film produced in 1996 directed by Danny Boyle which was also based on the novel of the same name by Irish Welshed. Its story started with an unfortunate drug dealer Mikey Forrester portrayed by Ewan McGregor and also some of the casts are Ewen Bremmer, Johnny Lee Miller, Kevin McKid, Robert Carlyle and Kelly McDonald. 


This film hits into youth culture of the time and shows the reality and consequences who possesses of using drugs. This one kept me wired to the pulse of its characters’ passion and also explored the deficiency and 

shabbiness of city. The characters were superb and it is a perfect movie that portrays the life of heroin. It shows the enjoyment of drug-taking both for itself and for the joy of running away for a time from the kind of life its characters are likely to have without it and we see the outcome of this choice. The film has also bright colors and wide angles that you can feel what the character is feeling. You can feel where they are, the messy and grimy place. This film is very challenging and at the same time enjoyable and sticks to average pitch with entertainment value. In the end, he still chooses to change. Choose life. Choose a Career. Choose family because  in the end these things will matter the most.