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tramadol hydrochloride
Tramadol hydrochloride, a central analgesic drug, is mostly used to treat malignant pain and can also suppress cough. But this drug also has the effect of "exciting", and its effect is about 1/8 of that of morphine. There is a description that after taking tramadol hydrochloride tablets, the whole person feels "flimsy" and "very refreshing", and this feeling can even make people not hungry or sleepy without eating or sleeping for 5 days and 5 nights, so some small Girls even take it as a diet pill.
This is the name of the drug filled in the prescription of the male protagonist Zane in the movie "Why Home". Therefore, in the movie, Zane's mother took them to smash the pills to melt water and send them to the prison to "enjoy" the prisoners. Later, Zane also used a similar method in Lebanon to sell "potions" to make a living.
Of course, like many "refreshing" drugs, tramadol hydrochloride is an addictive drug, and its addiction is slower than traditional drugs. 8 tablets) can be addictive, long-term high-dose consumption will cause memory loss and induce epilepsy.
Therefore , from another perspective, Zane became a "drug dealer" at a young age.
This small pill was not only used as a drug in Lebanon, but also caused very serious consequences in domestic tramadol hydrochloride. In 2002, he started taking tramadol hydrochloride and was eventually hospitalized for detoxification.
He described that when the drug addiction broke out, "the heart was beating wildly, the head seemed to explode, and every bone in the body was in unbearable pain. In order to buy the medicine, he sold the family's things for a thousand and two nets. He was still arguing. I want my mother to sell the house."
Some addicts even use it as a substitute. At that time, "Magu 75 yuan a piece, tramadol hydrochloride is only 5 yuan more than a box, 10 pieces."
In the film, Zane is supporting himself and Jonas by selling tramadol hydrochloride, which is obviously not a practice to be encouraged, but it's the only thing they can do in that environment.
A difficult life is like a deep pool, and that prescription is the lifesaver of little Zane and Jonas.
Poverty is the heaviest loneliness
In fact, little Zane is not alone in this difficult life situation, his family and even his home country are in a similar situation.
In court, Zane's father tried to defend his actions.
He said, who cares whether we are alive or dead? If this sentence is translated into today's Internet language, it is "We are the little transparency of this world".
Yes, who would pay attention to a poor Lebanese family?
This country, which was independent in 1943, has been in civil strife for many years. From 1975, they broke out a civil war that lasted for nearly 15 years. Until today, small-scale conflicts between multiple parties in Lebanon still occur from time to time.
Since the turmoil in Syria in 2011, a large number of Syrians have fled to Lebanon for refuge. Many of them have lived in Lebanon for 7-8 years. According to the statistics of the United Nations Refugee Agency, as of 2015, the total number of Syrian refugees accepted by Lebanon reached 1.2 million The number of refugee camps has reached more than 2,500.
These people become the "human flesh background" of "Why Home". The slums, dilapidated buildings, decadent and panicked crowds can be seen everywhere in the film.
In such a poor and chaotic environment, who would pay attention to the life and death of an ordinary person?
When it comes to poverty, the first thought of many people is that "material scarcity makes it difficult to survive", but beyond the material, the bigger dilemma these people face is "no one cares" -- in most people's eyes, these people do not worth noting . Read carefully, what a sad truth this is.
A few weeks ago, at a film and television forum, Alibaba Pictures introduced their experience in "movie promotion". When talking about the case of "Why Home", they said that in order to take care of the aesthetics of Chinese audiences, they made special A Chinese version of the poster is the "Smiling Zane" that everyone sees today.
Big data tells them that Chinese audiences prefer to see "beautiful" endings, although this "beautiful" may be an isolated case.
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