Freeway: Crack in the System

This documentary runs for 103 minutes and tackles the themes of broken dreams, drug dealers, and corruption among law enforcement. It focuses on Freeway Rick Ross, a street hustler who became notorious in the crack cocaine trade, and journalist Gary Webb, who revealed the CIA's role in the drug war.

Filmmaker Marc Levin presents a compelling account that highlights the real-life consequences of America's longest war on drugs. The film features exclusive interviews with key figures, including Freeway Rick Ross and journalist Gary Webb, providing unique perspectives on the events that shaped the crack epidemic. This documentary is significant for those interested in social issues, criminal justice, and the political landscape of the United States during this era.