Drugs in the Tenderloin

Shot in 1966, Drugs in the Tenderloin captures the gritty reality of the Tenderloin district as it became a hub for young queer individuals and drug users. The documentary presents an unfiltered view of the social landscape of San Francisco during this transformative period.

With a runtime of 52 minutes, the film immerses viewers in the atmosphere of 1960s California, showcasing the struggles and experiences of those living in the Tenderloin. This documentary is notable for its guerilla-style approach, providing an authentic glimpse into the lives of its subjects.