

2005·Documentary·1h 33m
7.1
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Two heroin-addicted couples lead hard and stressful lives on the streets of New York.
Directed by Felice Conte and Brent Renaud and Craig Renaud
new york city
heroin
drug addiction
street life
heroin addict
heroin addiction
young couple

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14 reviews
LeighPRO
8.0★ · 04/13/26

Great. Harrowing. I love it.
Great. Harrowing. I love it.
Lara kheder
6.0★ · 12/05/25

Hallo why isnt the government DOING ANYTGING folk trenger hjelp lg de får en to dagers detox
Hallo why isnt the government DOING ANYTGING folk trenger hjelp lg de får en to dagers detox
Pinky_firefly
9.0★ · 11/20/25

Honestly, if you want a documentary about drug addicts, do not watch black metal veins. Watch this instead, and the reason why you don't hear the documentarians talking to them, so there's no bias. There's no music or stylistic editing. You truly get a real glimpse of these two couples lives as drug addicts in love.
Honestly, if you want a documentary about drug addicts, do not watch black metal veins. Watch this instead, and the reason why you don't hear the documentarians talking to them, so there's no bias. There's no music or stylistic editing. You truly get a real glimpse of these two couples lives as drug addicts in love.
Flavia Huerta

I always see all the high unhoused folk around SD and knowing the way the drugs and their mental health leads them to stay trapped in terrible addiction cycles is devastating. I wish for all of these folk to find healthier places to get their dopamine and relationships with those that help them stay stable. Peace and love <3
I always see all the high unhoused folk around SD and knowing the way the drugs and their mental health leads them to stay trapped in terrible addiction cycles is devastating. I wish for all of these folk to find healthier places to get their dopamine and relationships with those that help them stay stable. Peace and love <3
Jun
7.0★ · 02/10/25

the sad reality of many
the sad reality of many