Le business des stupéfiants

Nothing new or groundbreaking is presented in the series. However, in a world where nearly all education on drugs is politicized in some way in favor of advocating the "war on drugs", the presentation of the material seeks and, in my opinion, successfully serves to re-baseline public knowledge of the black market of various drugs in a simple, digestible and entertaining way - suitable and obtainable for the massive Netflix audience to consume. This series knows what it is, knows what it is trying to convey, knows the audience, and executes its objectives well.

I love the explanation of what you think happens when people take these drugs. But if you ever taken any of what you talk about? I only say this because the way that you describe them in my opinion is completely false to many of us you've taken a lot of these.

The documentary author wants to appear more than the information. At some point it starts to get really annoying.

Shallow reporting and very little understanding or interest shown in how drugs impact all countries not just USA.

Let's start with the positive! -Great visuals -Impressive access -Interesting experts -Smooth editing

The negatives; -Miss CIA operative can't help but mention her CIA background every 5 minutes. -Objectivity is out the window. To me that's a faux pas in documentaries!