"Trash" is adapted from Andy Mulligan's novel of the same name. It was written by the well-known screenwriter Richard Curtis, " Four Weddings and a Funeral ", "BJ Single Diary", "True Love First" and "No Ding Shan) wrote the script, directed by Stephen Dadley ("Dancing Out of My World", "The Moment", "The Reader", "Very Loud, Very Close"): Three boys who make a living by picking up rubbish picked one up one day Wallets, but failed to turn into slum millionaires-the wallets contain the secrets of government corruption, and they were hunted down by the police. After some twists and turns, with the help of their English teacher (Rooney Mara) and others, the three succeeded in exposing the conspiracy of the senior officials to the public.
The most impressive thing in the film is the vigor of the boys. They bring Brazilian racially dominant motor nerves, running and jumping between huge garbage dumps, buildings, and streets, flying over the walls, like a gust of wind. The heaviness of breaking out of reality. To a certain extent, this is a very Hollywood movie. From the beginning, you can see the beautiful ending, full of inspiration and laughter from the process of reversal.
There is a scene at the end of Richard Curtis' " About Time ", a scene from reading the novel "Trash", which is actually an easter egg. Because the book has been adapted into a film, Richard Curtis is the screenwriter of the film, and the film is directed by Stephen Dadley.
