The Cocaine Route: A survey of the Franco-Colombian journalist Thierry Gaytan during two years of work, is chilling. He took great risks to make this documentary has just been released in France.
The reporter put together a chain of cocaine from producer to consumer. The most impressive part of the film is taking place in Colombia. At the heart of the Andes, farmers cultivate coca discreetly.
This area of 8500 km2 is the largest site in the world. In a village worthy of the Far (Wild) West at the foot of the mountains where a farmer transforms drugs: coca leaves, the cleanser, soda, gasoline and cement. In Medellin, the director has an appointment with Lieutenant a big drug dealer. Meeting with armed traffickers of cocaine stuffed and made nervous by the camera is the best time experiencing the film. Truth is stranger than fiction. It also assists the working methods of a French dealer, used to provide an easy Parisian customers...
