if you have not seen this then look out for it. it is available on dvd. it is a channel 4 (uk) production and possibly and in conjunction with german and danish tv. if you have seen the film it is basically the same plot. several interleaved stories are connected through the drugs trade. the story jumps between the housewife (played by the excellent lyndsay duncan) trying to complete a deal on behalf of her husband and who to her surprise is an international drugs dealer (and generally dangerous man). a minister and who is embedded in his job to the detriment of his family and is investigating the whole state of affairs with international drugs trafficking. he gets a few eye openers to the reality of heroin when his daughter turns out to have a problem. he then visit pakistan and officially and where he seems to be taught that the abuse (not simply the drug or its casual use) is the problem and also gets to sample some produce (an excellent scene where he simultaneously realises what the attraction is and why it is and why it is such a problem). in pakistan we get to see the other side. the desperation of farmers who can barely survive turning to opium production and crime lords. the pointless attempts at subsidy resulting in the system getting rich. and a country so drenched in drugs yet only a relative fraction of the abuse we have in the west. around all this a customs official or interpol agent tries to catch the wouldutch connection in heroin smuggling. seeking justice for his murdered partner. this really is a masterpiece. super and understated performances from all the main actors in a way only european cinema can really do. a must see. especially if you have seen the film and they compliment each other abd present some subtly different opinions or attitudes from both sides of the pond. 
if you have not seen this then look out for it. it is available on dvd. it is a channel 4 (uk) production and possibly and in conjunction with german and danish tv. if you have seen the film it is basically the same plot. several interleaved stories are connected through the drugs trade. the story jumps between the housewife (played by the excellent lyndsay duncan) trying to complete a deal on behalf of her husband and who to her surprise is an international drugs dealer (and generally dangerous man). a minister and who is embedded in his job to the detriment of his family and is investigating the whole state of affairs with international drugs trafficking. he gets a few eye openers to the reality of heroin when his daughter turns out to have a problem. he then visit pakistan and officially and where he seems to be taught that the abuse (not simply the drug or its casual use) is the problem and also gets to sample some produce (an excellent scene where he simultaneously realises what the attraction is and why it is and why it is such a problem). in pakistan we get to see the other side. the desperation of farmers who can barely survive turning to opium production and crime lords. the pointless attempts at subsidy resulting in the system getting rich. and a country so drenched in drugs yet only a relative fraction of the abuse we have in the west. around all this a customs official or interpol agent tries to catch the wouldutch connection in heroin smuggling. seeking justice for his murdered partner. this really is a masterpiece. super and understated performances from all the main actors in a way only european cinema can really do. a must see. especially if you have seen the film and they compliment each other abd present some subtly different opinions or attitudes from both sides of the pond. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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