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How to Make Money Selling Drugs
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The film starring Susan Sarandon, David Simon, 50 Cent is directed by Matthew Cooke. This documentary film help people understand more and more about drugs industry. ' How do people make money from drug' is answered by drug dealers, prison employees.
The film starring Susan Sarandon, David Simon, 50 Cent is directed by Matthew Cooke. This documentary film help people understand more and more about drugs industry. ' How do people make money from drug' is answered by drug dealers, prison employees.
Actors:
Russell Simmons,
Arianna Huffington,
John E. Harriel Jr.,
Skipp Townsend,
Joe Gilbride,
Eric Sterling,
Keith Crossan
Russell Simmons
4 October 1957, Queens, New York, USA
Arianna Huffington
15 July 1950, Athens, Greece
John E. Harriel Jr.
Skipp Townsend
Joe Gilbride
29 September 1957, Pennsylvania, USA
Eric Sterling
Keith Crossan
Genre:
Crime, Documentary
Director:
Matthew Cooke
Matthew Cooke
Country:
United States
Keywords:
#50 Cent #Bert Marcus Productions #David Simon #How to Make Money Selling Drugs #Matthew Cooke #Susan Sarandon
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Seattle Times
June 27, 2013
"How to Make Money" is full of useful insights from people who know the drug trade well, including reformed dealers, ex-international smugglers, former cops, pundits, lawyers and government insiders.
December 30, 2013
The subject matter is not always well served by the hammy, overcooked satirical treatment.
December 24, 2013
Stylishly directed and sharply written, this is an entertaining, informative and frequently shocking documentary that reaches a number of depressing conclusions.
December 27, 2013
Persuasive, possessive and powerful, you'll feel like you've had a shot of nasal gold dust after just five minutes and the highs keep coming.
December 30, 2013
It becomes a compelling, clear-sighted trip through the jungle; a documentary that rushes us in and then proceeds to point the way out.
June 28, 2013
It often works, despite in-your-face graphics that occasionally do the job of resembling cheesy sales pitches a little too well.
July 11, 2013
This zippy documentary by Matthew Cooke can't compare to Eugene Jarecki's tragic and masterful The House I Live In (2012).
December 26, 2013
Deploys lots of sans serif graphics and handy statistics to explain how people escalate up the drug-dealing ladder.
July 11, 2013
Highly entertaining and informative look at the war on drugs, offers a tongue-in-cheek manual of how to become a cartel leader. But it's not just a glib exercise & confronts the implications of a drug policy that many would agree is a disaster.
December 26, 2013
Cooke catches our attention with his sardonic, training-handbook tone, which doesn't exclude shock and indignation when needed.
June 28, 2013
Ultimately, the most frightening lesson the film teaches is just how dysfunctionally impervious to defeat the so-called war on drugs is ...
December 17, 2013
A thoughtful, intelligent examination of the US war on drugs.

