Posted at 22.05.2008 11:14 by Martin
A pretty unknown scene gup RiTALiN released an STV documentary American Meth. This is obviously about amphetamine, a drug which is used from late 1880s until now. Directed by Justin Hunt and narrated by Val Kilmer.
In this even-handed expos, former broadcast journalist Justin Hunt examines meth use throughout the Western US, traveling from Portland, OR to Roswell, N.M., and a number of blue-collar stops in between. Narrated by Val Kilmer, who played a meth-addicted musician in 2002’s The Salton Sea, the director backtracks to the birth of amphetamine in the late-1800s, which leads to methamphetamine in the early-1990s, before returning to the present (as fellow New Mexico resident Kilmer notes, Adolf Hitler was a regular user). For the most part, Hunt focuses on addicts, police officers, politicians, health providers, and social workers. As one man, who lost a friend to the drug, poetically laments, “It’s the devil’s serum, and it leads you nowhere but into hell.” Kalispell Police Chief Frank Garner agrees.
American.Meth.2008.DOCU.DVDRip.XviD-RiTALiN
1 CD, 700 MB, rtl-ameth
75 min, 576×320, 1144kBps, mp3
IMDB, hp, nfo, torrent
