4 stories on how futile war on drugs is
Traffic was a Steven Soderbergh film about the war on drugs. It used an ensemble cast including Benicio del Toro, Jacob Vargas, Michael Douglas, Amy Irving, Erika Christensen, Don Cheadle, Luis Guzman, Catherine Zeta-Jones, and others. They play in four main stories to try to relay the different parts of the war from the corrupt officials in Mexico to Washington’s anti-drug campaign to the DEA to drug use by kids.<br /><br />Things start with del Toro and Vargas as Mexican State Police officers Rodriguez and Sanchez respectively. They get involved with a crooked Mexican general who is working for one drug cartel against another. Then there’s Douglas, Irvin and Christensen as the Wakefield family. Douglas plays the newly appointed drug czar who then finds out his daughter Christensen is into heavy drugs. Next are Cheadle and Guzman as DEA agents Gordon and Castro. They arrest a drug trafficker who spills the beans on his operations in the United States that includes Zeta-Jones’ husband. Starting with Mexico you have drug cartels who are so powerful they control the authorities and the military. Then there’s the irony of the drug czar having to fight drug use within his own family. It brings up the fact that drugs are widely used by Americans, which is the main reason why there’s the drug trade to begin with because the demand is so high in the U.S. Finally, the DEA agents highlight the fruitlessness of fighting the war on drugs on the American side of the border. Overall it portrays that the U.S. drives the drug trade and the war in both Mexica and the United States are failing.<br />C
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