"A moving portrait of Kate, a mother who supports and loves her 20-year-old heroin-addicted daughter, Hannah despite her addiction." 
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The greatest strength of this documentary is how it holds your attention even if you know little or nothing at all about the subject at hand. In the interview included with this DVD director Angélique Bosio mentions how she had enough material to work with that this documentary could have easily ballooned to a five four time length. At just under seventy three minutes this documentary still covers plenty of ground as everything moves along briskly. Also the images and film clips that appear in this documentary give viewer a well rounded sample of the film’s / art that was created as part of the No Wave film movement. Many musicians like Sonic Youth, Lydia Lunch and the Butthole Surfers contributed to the No Wave film movement. Ultimately Llik Your Idols is a fascinating documentary about a rarely discussed style of filmmaking and those who helped define it."
"Dubbed the most controversial drug abuse film in the United States in the past 10 years, this 55 minute documentary film while replete with humorous anecdotes is one of the most serious and disturbing assessments of the rampant use of this inexpensive and highly addicting drug. CRACKHEADS GONE WILD is a new and contemporary version of Scared Straight an earlier documentary on juvenile crime and the negative road to prison that youth can expect with continued criminal involvement. The documentary shows the destructive nature of Crack Cocaine through the eyes of actual users who have experienced the devastation of addiction."
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"Clouds House in Wiltshire UK is a drink and drugs treatment centre. This groundbreaking 4 part BBC2 documentary from 2001 set over a period of 6 months, follows some of the clients as they go through the initial 6 weeks treatment for their addictions at Clouds. If you've ever been in rehab or know anyone who has (or is thinking about it) or are a counseller/helper of some sort then this might interest you. Group therapy is core to treatment and your fellow peers are just as important if not more so than the therapist. Its one of many treatment centres in the UK. As well as the camera being in on one-to-you therapy and group therapy you also get a look at the counsellors themselves and the client's familys and the affect their behavior has on the client with their own issues."
Part 1