Take Your Pills
Documentary • PG-13 • 2018 • 1 hr 27 min
Starring
Eben Britton, Dr. Wendy Brown, Ariana, Delaney, Jasper Holt-Teza
Directed By
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Twist was there was no such thing as cognitive performance enhancer...
I had to watch this in school, near fell asleep so I can’t really say anything about it
This was great commentary on the current climate of the pharmaceutical control of today. Would recommend to people who medicate
An interesting and informative documentary about the business and culture around pills.
The movie seemed to care more about telling an outrageous story than painting an accurate picture of people who need and use ADHD medicine.
Solid Documentary. Unbiased and well reported. History along with pros and cons of amphetamine usage prescribed and used socially. "A"
Watched this in psych class. Made me want to buy illegal. Never done it. But it made it tempting. Will not teach a positive lesson.
I had to watch this in my religion class and even though I was forced to watch it, I thoroughly enjoyed watching it
Eye opening documentary about adderall. I learned a lot
An informative take on a true world epidemic. This piece does important work on enlightenment of the public.
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