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Crack House USA (2010) is a English movie. Anthony Wonke has directed this movie. Michael Iasparro,Dominic Iasparro,James Randall,Barry Cunningham are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2010. Crack House USA (2010) is considered one of the best Documentary,Crime movie in India and around the world.
Summer 2005: federal agents and police record over a thousand hours of surveillance footage inside a crack house in Rockford Illinois. For six weeks the gang smoke weed, play with guns and sell crack and heroin, unaware that their every move is being filmed. The customers come and go with no clue that their secret lives would be exposed. This is an intimate portrait of the rise and fall of a crack house and of an American urban community brought down by drugs. Interviews with gang members, their families and cops reveal the inescapable tragedy - and occasional dark comedy - of a world that lies hidden within every modern city.
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Crack House USA (2010) Reviews
Swinging jumpshot or slinging crack
This is a documentary of Darrell "Duke" (pronounced duck) Davis a successful drug dealer from Chicago operating in Rockford. Duke rents a house set up by the police with camera and sound. For almost half the film we get to see grainy black and white footage of drug deals happening within the house as well as other crimes. In addition to crack, the also offered deals on heroin. Another part of the film focused on the broken families in the aftermath of the arrests. Interesting but not overly entertaining. Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.
A graphic terrifying look at the life of drugs and crime
Emotional and graphic behind the scenes look at drugs and crime this one will stick with you! It was like sitting in the room watching everything unfold. One of the best true crime documentaries I've seen and I've watched quite a few. 6 weeks worth of unbelievable undercover camera footage filmed inside a crack house catching everything that goes on along with interviews with law enforcement, the criminals from the footage, and their families and victims. Uniquely put together and edited very well its straight to the point, highly recommended but not for the weak stomached