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THE DRUGS OLYMPICS [VIDEORECORDING].
Recorded from ABC television program Four corners broadcast 22.7.96.
Originally produced by the BBC as part of their Panorama series, 1996.
BBC producer, Eamon Matthews; ABC studio director, Jane Davidson.
ABC presenter: Liz Jackson.
Presents evidence that many athletes performing in Atlanta are taking
performance enhancing drugs or have done so in the past.
ERC VID.
362.29 DRUG (Not for I.L.L.).
THE LAST CARD [VIDEORECORDING].
Producer, Sandra Levy; director, script, Michael Jenkins.
Max Gillies (Charlie), Robin Nevin (Mary), Arkie Whitely (Angela), Adam Garnett
(Jimmy).
Charles, an insurance salesman has slowly but almost irrevocably disintegrated
into alcholism. His wife, his boss and friends are all too aware of it - but not
Charles.
ERC VID.
362.292 LAS : VHS.
DEALING WITH DRUGS [VIDEORECORDING] : NEW OPTIONS / PRODUCED AND DISTRIBUTED BY
CANADIAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION ; PRODUCED AND DIRECTED BY VISHNU MATHUR ;
WITH DAVID SUZUKI.
Recorded off-air from SBS-TV 5 November 1997. Broadcast as part of the SBS
series, About Us.
Written by Amanda McConnell.
David Suzuki visits 4 cities, looking at their differing ways of dealing with
use of illegal drugs. He notes that the North American model, as shown in
Toronto and New York, is one of aggressive law enforcement which obscures the
social issues behind drug use, especially what he calls the "epidemic of
poverty" now being seen in the Western world. The harm reduction models of
Amsterdam and Liverpool are examined. He draws attention throughout to the
relationship of hypodermic drug use to the spread of Aids, noting that in New
York, where there is no legal needle exchange program, 60% of hypodermic drug
users are now HIV positive compared to 1% in Liverpool. Includes interviews with
several psychologists, police officers, health workers and drug users.
ERC VID.
362.293 DEAL.
HIGH SOCIETY [VIDEORECORDING] / REPORTER, GAVIN HEWITT ; PRODUCER, VYV SIMSON.
Recorded off-air from SBS-TV 7 November 1997. Broadcast as part of People
television program and part of the group of programs under the heading About
drugs.
Originally copyright BBC 1996.
BBC's Panorama investigates recreational drug use in Britain and finds a growing
acceptance that drugs are here to stay. In spite of vast resources of money and
police and customs personnel, drugs remain on the streets and are readily
available to all ages and all social groups. Users interviewed include people
holding down responsible and demanding jobs.
ERC VID.
362.293 HIGH.
THE SEEDS OF WAR [VIDEORECORDING].
[Sydney] : Aspire Films, 1996.
Off-air recording of television program broadcast on June 20, 1996 made by :
Bundoora, Vic. : La Trobe University, The Borchardt Library.
Narrator, John Waters; writer and producer, Chris Hilton; director, David
Roberts.
A survey of the drug problem worldwide, and its historical roots in the opium