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Junkies is an unsettling dive into the lives of those who have been cast aside by society. The atmosphere is raw, almost invasive at times, as it captures the grim reality of addiction and disconnection. The pacing feels unhurried, allowing you to linger in the uncomfortable moments that define these individuals' existences. What stands out here is the stark honesty in the performances; there's no glamorization—just a warts-and-all look at their struggles. The documentary doesn’t shy away from the darker themes of crime and desperation, making you ponder the societal failures that lead to such lives. It's not your typical feel-good doc but rather a compelling portrait of resilience in the face of despair.
Documentary styleIntimate portrayalThemes of addiction and societal neglect
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