Major international drug cartels and local outlaw motorcycle gangs distribute crystal meth, known as Ice, to vulnerable children in rural Australia.
Synopsis
Major international drug cartels and local outlaw motorcycle gangs distribute crystal meth, known as Ice, to vulnerable children in rural Australia.
Synopsis
A quiet town in rural Australia faces a crisis as crystal meth, known as Ice, spreads among children. The documentary features interviews with families affected by addiction. It reveals how international drug cartels and local outlaw motorcycle gangs work together to distribute Ice. Filmed in 2014, the documentary shows the severe consequences for communities and calls for urgent intervention. It illustrates the dangers of drug abuse and the involvement of youth in this epidemic.
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Why Watch
- Meet families affected by the Ice epidemic in rural Australia.
- See firsthand accounts of addiction's impact on youth.
- Find out how drug cartels operate in quiet Australian towns.
Did You Know
- The documentary was released in 2014 and runs for 43 minutes.
- Crystal meth, known as Ice, is distributed to vulnerable children in rural Australia.
- International drug cartels collaborate with local motorcycle gangs for distribution.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is crystal meth commonly known as in Australia?
Crystal meth is commonly known as Ice in Australia.
Who directed the documentary 'Kids On Ice'?
Caro Meldrum-Hanna directed the documentary 'Kids On Ice'.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Kids On Ice'?
The duration of the documentary 'Kids On Ice' is 43 minutes.
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