The House I Live In

The documentary delves into the consequences of the War on Drugs over the past four decades, highlighting the staggering statistic of 45 million arrests and the resulting transformation of American society. It raises critical questions about the efficacy of current drug policies and their role in creating the world's largest incarceration rate.

With contributions from influential political figures like George H. W. Bush, John McCain, and Hillary Clinton, The House I Live In provides a broad perspective on the issue. The film not only critiques government regulation, but also addresses the devastating effects on impoverished communities both domestically and internationally.

For collectors, this film is available on DVD, making it accessible for those interested in documentary cinema and social issues. The combination of its compelling subject matter and prominent contributors makes it a significant piece in any documentary collection.