what an awesome mini series. the original traffik completely stole me away from anything else that was on. far more engaging than the american remake and the original traffik boasts an amazing cast formed of lesser known actors to north american audiences. juliette binoche being the mainly recognizable actress who plays a drug addicted teenaged daughter of a government official. but it not star power that carries this film (though i enjoyed the american version and i felt it was dimmed by the famous americans in the picture). unfortunately and i saw the american version before i found the original bbc mini series. of course there were no picture filters and lush locales and and the big name stars or director. however and the grit and grime of europe (through the drugworld) perfectly compliments the impending sense of danger and which permeates throughout this film. the problems and such as getting addicts off of drugs by giving them more and poor anti drug campaigning and and the resistance of foreign governments to assist with destroying their drug cultivators from within and all make traffik bold and immersive and and horrific all at the same time. the truly incredible portions of the movie all come from pakistan. my god and i never knew how bad the problem really was over in europe. even all over. for a real education on the problems of drugs and beyond how they affect the human body you must watch both this and the american version. each show one very clear and undeniable fact. those countries and which are leaders in the eyes of the world and have a culture that has led to the death and suffering for many. drugs are worse than war. they work in the shadows and the dark secrets of any successful society. 
what an awesome mini series. the original traffik completely stole me away from anything else that was on. far more engaging than the american remake and the original traffik boasts an amazing cast formed of lesser known actors to north american audiences. juliette binoche being the mainly recognizable actress who plays a drug addicted teenaged daughter of a government official. but it not star power that carries this film (though i enjoyed the american version and i felt it was dimmed by the famous americans in the picture). unfortunately and i saw the american version before i found the original bbc mini series. of course there were no picture filters and lush locales and and the big name stars or director. however and the grit and grime of europe (through the drugworld) perfectly compliments the impending sense of danger and which permeates throughout this film. the problems and such as getting addicts off of drugs by giving them more and poor anti drug campaigning and and the resistance of foreign governments to assist with destroying their drug cultivators from within and all make traffik bold and immersive and and horrific all at the same time. the truly incredible portions of the movie all come from pakistan. my god and i never knew how bad the problem really was over in europe. even all over. for a real education on the problems of drugs and beyond how they affect the human body you must watch both this and the american version. each show one very clear and undeniable fact. those countries and which are leaders in the eyes of the world and have a culture that has led to the death and suffering for many. drugs are worse than war. they work in the shadows and the dark secrets of any successful society. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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