A reminder of that interesting 90s moment when euphoria and uncomplicated fun had cultural cachet.

The director of the film, Justin Kerrigan, is 25. He sees his story from the inside. It's based on his friends. There is no perspective, no angle.

Now regarded as a cult classic, this British comedy offers a smart and satirical look at the country's late-1990s subcultures and society.

…while Human Traffic isn’t exactly a timeless classic, it’s one of the better films that attempted to exploit or just describe a brief shining moment of drugged-up, misplaced social idealism…a revealing artefact of the time in the late-90’s…