Nick is a beautiful boy, a smart, attractive, and considerate teenager. He has excellent grades and all six universities he has applied for have thrown an olive branch to him. But he went in the wrong direction. Father David and the doctor discussed the effects of methamphetamine on the human body. When the doctor asked him if he was studying the literature, David replied that his son was a drug addict. Nick switched from marijuana to drugs at the age of 16. He entered the drug rehab facility, left early, then relapsed, and then rehabilitated again. He also desperately wanted to get his life back on track, so he went to the mutual aid association for this, and it seemed as if he would succeed one day. A few months later, the temptation of drugs made him fall again. This time, he even induced his girlfriend to try methamphetamine with him
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Beautiful Boy movie plot
2022-01-02 08:02
Extended Reading
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Keegan 2022-04-20 09:02:00
Those who can quit drug addiction are all warriors, and the families behind the warriors are heartbreaking?
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Haskell 2022-03-24 09:02:29
Sweet Tea's acting skills are too spiritual, only for a moment or two in the middle, I feel a little too hard to make people feel refreshed. The structure of the film is relatively fragmented, but it is not boring but rather compact, and the soundtrack is also good. Because of Amazon's investment, it is currently being released on a small scale in New York and LA, which has greatly exceeded my expectations in terms of the popularity of niche themes. At the end, I saw a lot of people weeping, but the one that impressed me the most was the car chase scene, which was moving.
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Nic Sheff: I'm sorry, dad, I just need some fucking money.
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[at a meeting for relatives of addicts]
Rose: I... I had a rough week. Some of you know, some of you don't: I, um... I lost my Frances this week. She died of an overdose on Sunday. So... I guess I'm in mourning. But I - I - I realized something else: I've actually been in mourning for years. 'Cause even when she was alive, she... she wasn't there. When you mourn the living, that's a hard way to live. And so, in... in a way, it, it's... it's better, I guess. She was a dear, dear young woman. I always felt... I needed to... to stay strong, that there'd be some future event, and I'd... I'd need all my strength for it. But there are no events after this one. I hope she's not in pain now. Bye, Frances.