Cocaine: History Between the Lines

Synopsis

In Medellín, Colombia, cocaine became a profitable commodity, influencing various aspects of society. The film covers the rise of drug trafficking, particularly the battles between Mexican cartels and Colombian producers. Pablo Escobar's role in these conflicts is also discussed. As drug use spread to the United States, public perceptions shifted, leading to ongoing tensions along the American and Mexican borders. The documentary provides a historical context for the drug's legal and illegal use across different social classes.