Naked (1993, Mike Leigh)
Reckless british edgelord chatterbox date-rapes some girl in a alley in Manchester, flees to London, wanders through the post-modern gas chambers of urban 90s England, meeting the assorted subhumans residents in a black hole of disgust, depression and aimless indulgence. Feels much like a Houellebecq novel in movie format.
Calvary, 2014, follows the same vein, the protagonist is an embittered and cynical priest in Ireland who struggles to bring some salvation and piety to the flock of mud-sharks, murderers, sodomites, niggers, freaks and degenerates from his small community, who shun and mock him and his presence despite their participation in church rituals and nominal adherence to the Catholic faith.