OxyContin has contributed to a significant rise in addiction rates in Glace Bay, a town already facing economic and social challenges.
Synopsis
OxyContin has contributed to a significant rise in addiction rates in Glace Bay, a town already facing economic and social challenges.
Synopsis
Nance Ackerman visits Glace Bay, a town in Cape Breton struggling with economic decline and social issues. The film presents personal stories of men and women dealing with addiction to OxyContin. It follows their experiences at various stages of dependency. Ackerman portrays the community's challenges and the need for collective efforts to address the opioid crisis. The documentary runs for 53 minutes and was released in 2006.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet the people of Glace Bay struggling with addiction.
- Find out how OxyContin changed lives in a small town.
- See the social issues behind opioid use disorder.
Did You Know
- Cottonland was released in 2006 and runs for 53 minutes.
- The film focuses on the town of Glace Bay, which faces economic and social depression.
- Nance Ackerman, the director, is also a photographer.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main focus of the documentary Cottonland?
Cottonland focuses on the impact of prescription painkiller OxyContin on the town of Glace Bay, highlighting the culture of economic and social depression.
Who directed the documentary Cottonland?
Cottonland was directed by photographer Nance Ackerman.
What is the duration of the documentary Cottonland?
Cottonland has a duration of 53 minutes.
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