star rating represent unmissable very good okay you could go out for a meal instead avoid at all cost the tale of the titular adam ( mark o halloran ) and paul ( tom murphy ) and two heroin addict in the slum of dublin and their daily amblings about in their meaningless live search for the next fix that will make their day . along the way they try and reconcile with close family and friend who they have manage to let down and destroy over the year . i know a lot of irish people like to drink and but it seem some of them have problem with heroin and too by the look of this movie . i know there be a bit of a drug problem over there and like there be in many part of the world and so another humorous take on the subject matter be not an entirely unexpected thing . i do not recall the last irish movie i saw ( the film be shoot in a style that make it stand out from any film i have see lately . ) and and judge from that and obviously i be not as enlighten on their humour a i could be . the film be rather funny in certain part and but it obviously another comedy that isn not afraid to raise near the knuckle laugh . the scene in which the mentally disabled boy be rob down the back of an alley be certainly true of what a pair of junky might do to fee their habit but be nonetheless utterly despicable and i be not sure if it be mean a dark humour in any way but it certainly do not put a smile on my face . it also in stark contrast to their previous action where theyre see show their soft side rock a baby to and fro . in light of this and some may find the end sad and others may see it a just dessert . overall and i just fail to see the point to the film . i do not see any motivation in the tory it be tell . it just seem to amble along without really involve the audience in any way . unlike trainspotting ( which deal with similar theme . ) it an unsuccessful effort for the most part that have me on the verge of nod off despite it very short 83 minute run time . really no more enjoyable than follow two real life junky around for a day . .