High on Crack Street

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High on Crack Street is a 1995 HBO documentary that follows the lives of three crack cocaine users in Lowell, Massachusetts, including former boxer Dicky Eklund, depicting the devastating impact of addiction.

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instanceOf documentary film
television documentary
countryOfOrigin United States
depicts crack cocaine use
crime
effects of addiction
poverty
distributor HBO
featuresOccupationOfSubject boxer
featuresPerson Dicky Eklund
firstBroadcastYear 1995
follows Brenda
Dicky Eklund
Gary "Boo-Boo" Giuffrida
format non-fiction
genre documentary
drug documentary
hasAlternativeTitle High on Crack Street: Lost Lives in Lowell
hasSubject Lowell, Massachusetts
crack cocaine
drug addiction
hasTheme addiction
economic hardship
family dysfunction
urban decay
influenced The Fighter
medium television
notableFor portrayal of crack epidemic in Lowell
originalLanguage English
originalNetwork HBO
portrays former professional boxer Dicky Eklund
struggles with relapse and recovery
portraysCommunity working-class residents of Lowell
producedFor HBO
productionCompany HBO Documentary Films
relatedWork The Fighter
releaseYear 1995
runningTime approximately 60 minutes
settingLocation Lowell, Massachusetts
targetAudience adult viewers
timePeriod early 1990s
title High on Crack Street

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Dicky Eklund subjectOf High on Crack Street
High on Crack Street title High on Crack Street
High on Crack Street hasAlternativeTitle High on Crack Street: Lost Lives in Lowell
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