INFO:
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=156374704380420&ref=ts
http://www.blue-sunshine.com/music-scene-reader/events/film-pop-presents-no-fun-city.html

Hope to see ya there!

The Harsh Reality of Drug Addiction

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OuNWCPDrJsM

Next we have a woman named Lisa she has been on all the current Harm reduction program’s available in Vancouver’s Downtown eastside
this is a sad sad story this poor woman only has her addiction to look forward to in her life

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OuNWCPDrJsM

Last but not least we interviewed more woman who talk about the pro’s and con’s of Heroin vs. Methadone

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wb7mAvgPz_4

You be the judge the whole reason for these videos is to bring some truth out about the addiction support services that are in use here in Vancouver. My research has been on a personal level for over twenty five years in addiction as well as these and many more video interviews. Thank you recovered addict

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OuNWCPDrJsM

This video was shot in Vancouvers downtown eastside by the narrator it is quite extreme, It shows how common place and and readily available drugs are and how people can succomb to a extreme physical reaction from lack of sleep, nutrition and dehydration. This video was made for many different reasons, one being educational the other as mentioned earlier it’s common place here in Vancouver, in any other city or town in North America this man would have recieved immediate medical attention but here in Vancouver both the police and ambulance just drive by. If you do not belive me come on down and see our little human circus slash “HARM REDUCTION EXPERIMENT”
This man was spotted two hours later sleeping on a concrete curb as his pillow.
Both the narrator and producer of this video have had spent many years struggling with addiction and have spent hard time in Vancouvers “NOTORIOUS” downtown eastside.
Today they have escaped and are clean and sober and now dedicate there lives to those who still suffer from “THE HARSH REALITY OF ADDICTION”

Looks like a cool documentary, we should definitely hit it up if it comes here.