No too repetitive by chermysanskawallahilla the main ideas in the film are solid, but the film just goes on and on and on covering the same sentiments and anecdotes, repeatedly. Also, the more interesting questions are simply left largely...
So-so The House I live In by keivamorgan This film was very informative for the persons who had no knowledge of the impact of drugs, full circle. This is my life, the part that I try not to dwell on. Drug rehabilatation centers were not...
Must Go! The House I Live In by kmartin108 Please see this compelling documentary. Mass incarcerations from the drug war may well be the most critical issue facing our country at this time. The humanitarian and economic consequences are far...
100 San Francisco Chronicle | Jarecki takes a highly original approach to create a compelling, thought-provoking look at a highly relevant and controversial topic. Read full review
100 Entertainment Weekly | Owen Gleiberman David Simon, creator of "The Wire," who argues that the targeting of minorities, fused with mandatory sentencing, has turned the war on drugs into ''a holocaust in slow motion.'' Read full review
88 Charlotte Observer | Lawrence Toppman I've heard that one definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results. By that standard, the U.S. "War on Drugs" seems crazy indeed in The House I Live In. Read full review
88 Chicago Sun-Times | Roger Ebert Jarecki's film makes a shattering case against the War on Drugs. Read full review