Falling Down (1993)
Frustrated by the everyday injustices and absurdities of life, a seemingly average man named William Foster spirals into a chaotic breakdown. As he navigates the city, his mounting anger transforms into a series of increasingly violent outbursts directed at those he believes embody the societal flaws he despises. This descent into madness reveals deep-seated grievances and critiques of modern life, ultimately challenging the audience to reflect on the thin line between frustration and violence. William's journey becomes a darkly compelling exploration of alienation and the human condition.
