How to Generate Some money Selling Drugs documentary by Bert Marcus exposes hidden world of heroin pushers HOLLYWOOD â€" As hidden as drug dealing is in our society, the new Bert Marcus documentary, called "How to Make Money Selling Drugs", features candid interviews with Susan Sarandon, Woody Harrelson, Eminem who play themselves.
This Bert Marcus film also features real-life cocaine pushers, jail workers and lobbyists disagreeing for stronger drug laws. The Bert Marcus Productions documentary is available now on DVD while Tribeca Film plans to release this probing film for video-on-demand viewing, as well as iTunes, Amazon Watch Straight away, VUDU and Xbox. Bert Marcus and Adrian Grenier â€" of HBO's Entourage celebrity â€" have teamed-up again to produce "How to Make Money Selling Drugs" after making the most recent hit film "Teenage Pararazzo." It"s interesting to notice that Grenier portrayed a drug lord in a fictional film that was a part of the "Entourage" TV series.
How to Make A little cash Selling Drugs a huge hit
It was September of last year that Bert Marcus Productions had its world premiere of How to Make A little cash Selling Drugs at the Toronto International Film Festival where this interesting film got glowing reviews for offering this detailed look at the world of drug dealing and drug enforcement.
The documentary is written and directed by Matthew Cooke with Grant Jolly also writing this Bert Marcus Productions film that also looks back at the unsuccessful anti-drug campaigns of the 1980's that frequently featured afraid messages comparing the human brain to a broken or friend egg.
In turn, this Bert Marcus documentary take an inquisitive look at current drug laws and enforcement with clever animation stirring music and interviews with those in the know about street drugs; with the documentary also featuring 50 Cent, previous drug boss "Freeway" Rick Ross and top-ranking government officials.
Documentary offers more than simply drugs
How to Make Money Selling Drugs opens with the film"s narrator asking viewers â€" if they would like a rewarding job that doesn't require experience or education, as if this was a type of retro instructional film that aims to educate the public in a jovial way.
At the same time, the documentary offers the who, what, where and the way to succeed in drug dealing from the ground level up through distribution and overall drug trafficking by a drug lord; while supporting this proof with stark interviews from those gurus on each side of the law who expose this seedy arena of drug abuse and dealing.
Also, this stirring documentary lifts the curtain on this drug epidemic in America that's growing due to warped anti-drug policies that line the pockets of the affluent and well connected while growing this drug menace nationwide.
Overall, fans of "How to Make Money Selling Drugs" say this documentary offers a nice outlook on why drugs should be decriminalized.
It"s also fascinating to notice that the film"s producer Bert Marcus helped finance this documentary by raising more than $15 million from personal equity firms, biotech companies and The Street power brokers in what Marcus calls an effort to make interesting films that will have an enormous social impact, but at the very same time provide the most entertaining dramatic experience.
This Bert Marcus film also features real-life cocaine pushers, jail workers and lobbyists disagreeing for stronger drug laws. The Bert Marcus Productions documentary is available now on DVD while Tribeca Film plans to release this probing film for video-on-demand viewing, as well as iTunes, Amazon Watch Straight away, VUDU and Xbox. Bert Marcus and Adrian Grenier â€" of HBO's Entourage celebrity â€" have teamed-up again to produce "How to Make Money Selling Drugs" after making the most recent hit film "Teenage Pararazzo." It"s interesting to notice that Grenier portrayed a drug lord in a fictional film that was a part of the "Entourage" TV series.
How to Make A little cash Selling Drugs a huge hit
It was September of last year that Bert Marcus Productions had its world premiere of How to Make A little cash Selling Drugs at the Toronto International Film Festival where this interesting film got glowing reviews for offering this detailed look at the world of drug dealing and drug enforcement.
The documentary is written and directed by Matthew Cooke with Grant Jolly also writing this Bert Marcus Productions film that also looks back at the unsuccessful anti-drug campaigns of the 1980's that frequently featured afraid messages comparing the human brain to a broken or friend egg.
In turn, this Bert Marcus documentary take an inquisitive look at current drug laws and enforcement with clever animation stirring music and interviews with those in the know about street drugs; with the documentary also featuring 50 Cent, previous drug boss "Freeway" Rick Ross and top-ranking government officials.
Documentary offers more than simply drugs
How to Make Money Selling Drugs opens with the film"s narrator asking viewers â€" if they would like a rewarding job that doesn't require experience or education, as if this was a type of retro instructional film that aims to educate the public in a jovial way.
At the same time, the documentary offers the who, what, where and the way to succeed in drug dealing from the ground level up through distribution and overall drug trafficking by a drug lord; while supporting this proof with stark interviews from those gurus on each side of the law who expose this seedy arena of drug abuse and dealing.
Also, this stirring documentary lifts the curtain on this drug epidemic in America that's growing due to warped anti-drug policies that line the pockets of the affluent and well connected while growing this drug menace nationwide.
Overall, fans of "How to Make Money Selling Drugs" say this documentary offers a nice outlook on why drugs should be decriminalized.
It"s also fascinating to notice that the film"s producer Bert Marcus helped finance this documentary by raising more than $15 million from personal equity firms, biotech companies and The Street power brokers in what Marcus calls an effort to make interesting films that will have an enormous social impact, but at the very same time provide the most entertaining dramatic experience.
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As an independent entrepreneur making Bert Marcus Productions in 2007, Bert Marcus is passionate about bringing unique stories to life with a fresh standpoint.
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