Underplayed Gems

Charter pour l'enfer (1981)

Charter pour l'enfer poster
Directed by
Jean-Pierre Moscardo
Genre
documentary film
Country
France
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How it feels

This documentary shows the daily lives of heroin addicts in France, Thailand, and India. It follows people caught up in the international heroin trade, focusing on their struggles and environments.

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What happens

Charter pour l'enfer (also known as Charters to Hell) is a 1981 French documentary film directed by Jean-Pierre Moscardo. The film depicts the lives of heroin addicts in Asia, filmed in three of the major international heroin trade centers: France, Thailand, and India. (from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA)

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