Approaching the opioid epidemic from 3 interrlated stories
Crisis attempts to approach the opioid epidemic from three different but interrelated perspectives. There’s Evangeline Lilly who is an ex-addict. Armie Hammer who is a Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) agent who is attempting to bust a gang involved dealing fentanyl. Finally, Gary Oldman is a professor working for a major drug company trying to approve its new pain killer. Lilly tells the tale of those families that have been hit by this newest drug addiction. She’s connected to Hammer’s story of how prescription drugs have now become a criminal enterprise. Finally, Oldman shows how giant pharmaceutical companies are pumping out these pills and ignoring their effects because they are so profitable. I think Crisis has a very important message but I wasn’t happy with all of the endings. It doesn’t deter it from being a good film however.
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Nicholas Jarecki"], "Producers": ["Nicholas Jarecki", "Mohammed Al Turki", "Rhonda Baker", "David Bernon", "Kean Cronin", "Cassian Elwes", "Tony Hsieh", "Justin Jacobson", "Robert Kapp", "Robin Kerremans"], "Starring": ["Gary Oldman", "Armie Hammer", "Evangeline Lilly"], "Studio": ["Quiver Distribution"]}

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