Cocaine for Germany
Synopsis
Cocaine residue in Berlin's sewage has doubled since 2017, reflecting a sharp rise in drug use across Germany.
Synopsis
Marie, a lobbyist in Berlin, reflects on her struggles with cocaine addiction. She began using at parties but soon relied on the drug for work efficiency. The documentary follows cocaine's rise in Germany, where it is now easily accessible. Since 2017, cocaine residue in Berlin's sewage has doubled, signaling a growing crisis. It tracks the international smuggling routes and the challenges faced by law enforcement as demand continues to surge across the country.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Follow Marie's journey from addiction to recovery.
- Meet dealers Jonas and Max adapting to online sales.
- See how cocaine use has spread across social classes in Germany.
Did You Know
- Cocaine profits can reach a minimum of 100 percent per capsule.
- Marie spent 100 to 150 euros daily on cocaine and used it 20 to 30 times a day.
- Cocaine is now considered the coffee of the world, not just a party drug.
- Many professionals, including lawyers and judges, are regular cocaine users.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much profit can be made from high-quality cocaine in Germany?
Buying high quality cocaine can yield a minimum profit of 100 percent per capsule.
What is the role of international drug gangs in the cocaine trade in Germany?
International drug gangs operate a perfectly organized smuggling network that facilitates the flow of cocaine into Germany.
What challenges do cocaine users face when trying to quit?
Getting off cocaine is described as a struggle akin to a war, as the drug is pervasive and difficult to escape.
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