Trash

Year: 1970

Runtime: 110 mins

Language: English

Director: Paul Morrissey

Drama

Joe, a heroin addict, spends a single day pursuing his next fix while his volatile, on‑and‑off relationship with his sexually frustrated girlfriend unravels. He overdoses in front of an affluent couple, tries to deceive welfare officials by having Holly fake a pregnancy to secure methadone treatment, and repeatedly disappoints the women around him with drug‑induced impotence.

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