Requiem for a Dream
I love movies that show the harshness of society, and in this case, it's about drugs. It's nonstop, it's joyless, and besides being a critique of drug use, it is a critique of consumerism and television, image and bodyshaming, prostitution and addiction, and in general of the world and current reality. I can't give it a higher score, because despite being a wonderfully dark film, it's not one of my favorites. However, I recommend it to have a bad time and feel uncomfortable with the truths this film presents. The madness and obsession with appearing on television and having a "desired" image is incredibly well portrayed in this film, as well as self-acceptance and loneliness. I hear a lot of people say "I wouldn't watch it again," but I would.