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Cold Turkey follows Lanre Fehintola, a London photographer, as he attempts to detox from heroin in his council flat without medication. The film captures the physical and emotional effects of going cold turkey, providing an intimate look at Lanre's struggle with addiction. Filmmaker Leo Regan documents this challenging experience, emphasizing Lanre's determination and vulnerability throughout the process.
Set in the early 2000s, the film presents an unfiltered portrayal of urban life intertwined with themes of addiction and recovery. It presents Lanre's interactions with friends and the impact of his addiction on his life, offering viewers a raw perspective on the complexities of substance dependence.
Why Watch
- •Follow Lanre's raw detox experience in London.
- •Meet Lanre Fehintola, a photographer battling addiction.
- •See the impact of heroin withdrawal on daily life.
Did You Know
•The film was released in 2001 and runs for 54 minutes.
•Lanre Fehintola is a photographer from London.
•The documentary features a cast that includes Errol and Neil McCormick.
Perfect For
Documentary enthusiastsAddiction studiesUrban life in the 2000s