
People Next Door (1970)
Release Year: 1970
Nation: United States of America
Alternative Title: The People Next Door, Viaje hacia el delirio, A Culpa de Cada Um, Ta dekaeftarika, L'uomo della porta accanto, Los vecinos de la casa de al lado, Vecinii din casa alăturată, Juventud pervertida, Komsudakiler
Director: David Greene
Writer: J.P. Miller
Production & Genre
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Keywords
Keywords: drugs, lsd, psychiatric hospital
Story
In 'People Next Door', a married couple grapples with their daughter's drug addiction and its devastating consequences. Their teenage daughter becomes heavily involved with drugs, leading to behavioral issues that strain the family dynamics. The parents strive to support and rehabilitate their daughter, but her addiction ultimately leads to her committal into a psychiatric hospital.
Summary
Directed by David Greene in 1970, 'People Next Door' is a poignant drama that explores the harsh realities of drug addiction and its impact on families. Set in the United States, this film centers around themes of family dysfunction, teenage rebellion, and the destructive power of drugs.