During the 80s war on drugs whites got sympathetic movies about their addiction
During the crack years and the war on drugs whites got sympathetic movies like this. Less Than Zero collected some of the notables of 80s coming of age movies including Robert Downey Jr, Jami Gertz, Andrew McCarthy, and James Spader. The movie follows a predictable paths. Downey was wealthy and had everything given to him by his parents. When he tries to go it alone he fails leading to a spiral downwards towards drugs. It’s basically about the misbehavior of the rich. This was during the 1980s when everyone was focusing upon crack and African Americans. They got police repression but for whites they get movies and a sympathetic image. On the other hand it does show the destructive behavior addiction can lead to.
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