Cigarette Blues (1985) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Cigarette Blues about?
Cigarette Blues is a short documentary. Sonny Rhodes performs "Cigarette Blues" in Oakland, delivering a stark message about the dangers of smoking. The song compares the risks of cigarette use to handling a loaded gun. Through Rhodes' soulful rendition, the documentary addresses the health risks linked to tobacco addiction. Directed by Maureen Gosling in 1985, the five-minute film emphasizes the need for caution regarding smoking and its consequences.
When was Cigarette Blues released?
Cigarette Blues was released in 1985.
How long is Cigarette Blues?
Cigarette Blues has a runtime of 5 minutes.
What genre is Cigarette Blues?
Cigarette Blues is classified as Health, Music.
What topics does Cigarette Blues cover?
Cigarette Blues explores topics including public-health-emergencies, addiction.