Movies like London Kills Me

Trainspotting is a raw and gritty portrayal of the heroin subculture in Edinburgh. Directed by Danny Boyle, it offers a similar darkly comedic take on the struggles of young people on the fringes of society, akin to the themes explored in London Kills Me.

My Own Private Idaho explores the lives of two street hustlers, offering a poetic and emotional journey that will resonate with viewers who appreciate London Kills Me's exploration of urban life and the characters that define it.

With its uniquely British humor and focus on two unemployed actors, Withnail & I presents the misadventures of its protagonists in a manner that audiences who appreciated the character-driven narrative of London Kills Me will find appealing.

Clerks features a day in the life of two convenience store clerks and captures the aimlessness and quirky humor similar to that in London Kills Me, appealing to those who relish in the details of everyday life and offbeat characters.

The punk scene backdrop and intense character study of Sid and Nancy provides a close look at troubled youth, echoing the gritty urban authenticity and social commentary found in London Kills Me.

Drugstore Cowboy's focus on a group of drug addicts who rob pharmacies and hospitals will resonate with viewers who are intrigued by London Kills Me's exploration of characters living life on the edge, wrapped up in the subcultures of their time.

Slacker shines a light on the lives of misfits and nonconformists in Texas, much like London Kills Me does with its own set of London-based characters, offering a slice-of-life perspective that fans of character-centric storytelling will enjoy.