01 January 1971 Animated, Factual 24 mins
A short film explaining the difference between amphetamines and barbiturates in sometimes hilarious and often heartbreaking ways, through animation, stock footage shots of pills flying through the air, and meaningful interviews with doctors and addicts about their conditions.
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Herb Graham as Narrator
joe k phipps Writer
United States 01 January 1971
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