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Documentaries like Heroin(e)
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You want to see the opioid crisis through the people working in Huntington, West Virginia.
You want a documentary under forty minutes.
You like quiet stories of people who refuse to give up on others.
Picks that share your reasons
The Hunting Ground2015
- you want to see the opioid crisis through the people working in Huntington, West Virginia
Good for you if you want to hear survivors tell what happened to them in their own words.
The White Helmets2016
- you want to see the opioid crisis through the people working in Huntington, West Virginia
- a documentary under forty minutes
Good for you if you want to see ordinary men who chose to run toward the bombs.
All the Beauty and the Bloodshed2022
- you want to see the opioid crisis through the people working in Huntington, West Virginia
Good for you if you like a true fight against the family behind OxyContin.
Dark Days2000
- you want to see the opioid crisis through the people working in Huntington, West Virginia
Good for you if you want to see how people really lived under Manhattan.
Audrie & Daisy2016
- you want to see the opioid crisis through the people working in Huntington, West Virginia
Good for you if you want to hear what happened from the families and survivors themselves.
Aileen: Life and Death of a Serial Killer2003
- you want to see the opioid crisis through the people working in Huntington, West Virginia
Good for you if you want a real person behind the headlines.
Harlan County U.S.A.1976
- you want to see the opioid crisis through the people working in Huntington, West Virginia
Good for you if you want to stand on a real picket line for thirteen months.
The Invisible War2012
- you want to see the opioid crisis through the people working in Huntington, West Virginia
Good for you if you want to hear survivors tell what happened to them in their own words.
Dopesick2021
- you want to see the opioid crisis through the people working in Huntington, West Virginia
Good for you if you want to understand how the opioid epidemic began.
Fire at Sea2016
- you want to see the opioid crisis through the people working in Huntington, West Virginia
Good for you if you want to see the migrant crisis from the island where boats arrive.
Athlete A2020
- you want to see the opioid crisis through the people working in Huntington, West Virginia
Good for you if you want to hear the gymnasts tell their story in their own words.
Into the Abyss2011
- you want to see the opioid crisis through the people working in Huntington, West Virginia
Good for you if you want to hear everyone touched by one crime, on every side.
Robin Williams: Come Inside My Mind2018
- you want to see the opioid crisis through the people working in Huntington, West Virginia
Good for you if you want to hear the man behind Mork and Mrs. Doubtfire talk about himself.
Living on One Dollar2013
- you want to see the opioid crisis through the people working in Huntington, West Virginia
- quiet stories of people who refuse to give up on others
Good for you if you want to see what poverty means day to day.
Pandemic: How to Prevent an Outbreak2020
- you want to see the opioid crisis through the people working in Huntington, West Virginia
Good for you if you like meeting the real people who work to stop the next outbreak.
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