When mother's love turns to hell
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| German title | When mother's love turns to hell |
| Original title | Trapped in a Purple Haze |
| Country of production | United States |
| original language | English |
| Publishing year | 2000 |
| length | 88 minutes |
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| Director | Eric Laneuville |
| script | Mimi Schmir |
| production |
Richard M. Rothstein Christine A. Sacani |
| music |
Lauren Scheff Brian Tyler |
| camera | Nikos Evdemon |
| cut | Sabrina Plisco |
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If a mother's love is hell ( Trapped in a Purple Haze ) is an American family drama, which in 2000 was published. The film, shot for television, is intended primarily to appeal to young people with severe drug problems and to make the subject more vivid for young people.
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The talented painter and enthusiastic ice hockey player Max Hanson lives with his annoying mother, who has completely excessive demands on him. Suddenly, however, Max falls in love with the beautiful funky Molly White, who frees him from the torments of his family. Molly White is in a good mood because she regularly uses heroin . Blind with love, Max lets himself be seduced into the world of drugs . This is the beginning of a catastrophic descent into misery and crime. At the end of the film, shortly after an argument with Max, Molly disappears into a hotel and dies after taking the golden shot . When Max realizes what he has done, he runs into the hotel and sees that it was too late. At the end of the tragic drama, Max is brought into drug therapy by his family.
Reviews
- Cinema : "Simple 'no power to drugs' drama"
Web links
- If mother love for hell in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Film review by the applied social sciences department at the Dortmund University of Applied Sciences