Support for LAist comes from
Audience-funded nonprofit news
Stay Connected
Audience-funded nonprofit news
Listen
Podcasts Take Two
'The House I Live In' doc turns critical lens on decades-long war on drugs
solid orange rectangular banner
()
Oct 10, 2012
Listen 15:58
'The House I Live In' doc turns critical lens on decades-long war on drugs
Documentary filmmaker Eugene Jarecki has become something of a war reporter.
Poster for the film "The House I Live In."
Poster for the film "The House I Live In."
()

Documentary filmmaker Eugene Jarecki has become something of a war reporter.

Documentary filmmaker Eugene Jarecki has become something of a war reporter.

His acclaimed film, "Why We Fight," examined the origins and consequences of the so-called military industrial complex. His new film, "The House I Live In," turns a lens on a different sort of war, America's war on drugs.

In a sprawling narrative that weaves together history and personal stories, Jarecki brings us a penetrating look at the decades-long battle against drugs.