Yo Christiane F. Hijos De La Droga

Christiane F. is not a hero. She is not a villain. She is a ghost that survived the graveyard. Her story remains the most powerful anti-drug testimony ever recorded because it refuses to preach. It simply says: "This is what happened to me. This is what could happen to you."

To understand "Hijos de la Droga," we must go back to West Berlin in the late 1970s. The real Christiane F. (Christiane Vera Felscherinow) was only 14 years old when she gave a series of tape-recorded interviews to journalists Kai Hermann and Horst Rieck. The resulting book was published in 1979. Yo Christiane F. Hijos De La Droga

You might think a story about 1970s heroin is obsolete. The world has moved on to fentanyl, designer benzodiazepines, and the opioid crisis. But the "children of the drug" are still with us; they have just changed their masks. Christiane F

Christiane describe con precisión clínica cómo el aburrimiento y la falta de expectativas futuras empujaron a ella y a sus amigos hacia "el chute". La heroína era la válvula de escape perfecta para una juventud que se sentía atrapada entre el nazismo de sus abuelos y el consumismo vacío de sus padres. She is a ghost that survived the graveyard