Six years of cannabis use led Bill to be expelled from the Marines, prompting him to reflect on his uncertain future alongside his friend Barry.
Synopsis
Six years of cannabis use led Bill to be expelled from the Marines, prompting him to reflect on his uncertain future alongside his friend Barry.
Synopsis
Bill, a former Marine, reflects on his life after being expelled for six years of cannabis use. He shares his uncertainties about the future while living in the United States. His friend Barry, a forklift driver, juggles his job and marijuana use, even earning Employee of the Month. "Doper," directed by Mike King in 1987, presents a candid portrayal of their daily lives and the societal stigma surrounding drug use, revealing the realities faced by self-identified dopers.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Bill, a former Marine with a cannabis past.
- See Barry's humorous take on working high.
- Find out about the stigma of drug use in the 1980s.
Did You Know
- Bill was expelled from the Marines after six years of cannabis use.
- Barry achieved Employee of the Month status while using marijuana at work.
- The documentary has a runtime of 20 minutes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who directed the documentary Doper?
Mike King directed the documentary Doper.
What is the duration of the documentary Doper?
Doper has a duration of 20 minutes.
What job does Barry have in the documentary Doper?
Barry works as a forklift driver.
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