Directed and produced by Brian Schodorf this film is an exploration of how the drug affects the homeless population suffer from society as a whole with exclusive interviews with key Chicago political and social leaders.
Schodorf relation to men allows the viewer to have a true insight into what life is like a permanent resident of the streets.
Poverty in Chicago, too, explores the devastating loss of more than 150 lives in the winter of 2006 at the hands of a deadly epidemic of heroin.
“I said. Now, I’ll show you,” said a homeless man who leads the team through infested areas most crimes in South Chicago and west inside the drug trade itself.
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