theme 09.07.1996 (1996)

The epigraph of the program, a fragment of the film "Pulp Fiction", directed by Quentin Tarantino.

The topic is "Drug Addiction".

Guests in the studio: Maya Rokhlina - Chief Researcher of the Research Institute of Narcology, Alexander Sergeev - Head of the Department for Combating Drug Trafficking, Alexander Kuznetsov - First Vice President of the International Association for Combating Drug Abuse and Drug Trafficking.

Maya Rokhlina answers the question of how many drug addicts one drug addict can introduce to drug addiction.

Maya Rokhlina and Alexander Sergeev answer the question of whether the article on criminal liability for drug use was abolished in 1991 and whether it played a positive role or not.

Alexander Sergeev says that there has been a surge in drug addiction since 1991. Alexander Sergeev answers the question of how the state is fighting the problem of drug addiction.

Alexander Sergeev answers the question of what is the maximum term for drug-related crimes and how many people were convicted last year.

Sergeev Aleksandr says that more than seventy thousand people were convicted of drug trafficking last year.

Video: Arrest of drug dealers, people standing with their hands up, a white piece of paper with a narcotic substance, police in a drug addict's apartment, money found in the apartment, weapons, drugs, operational footage - Nigerian citizens selling drugs on the street, operatives seizing a criminal, police in a drug dealer's den apartment, people intoxicated with drugs, syringes and ampoules with drugs, narcotics in bags, a hand grenade, sheets of paper soaked in drugs, a passenger plane taxiing at an airport, bundles of banknotes, police drawing up a report.

Sergeev Aleksandr answers the question of where drugs come from in Russia.

Sergeev Aleksandr talks about illegal hemp and poppy crops in Russia.

Sergeev Aleksandr talks about the leakage of narcotics from medical institutions.

Sergeev Aleksandr says that fifty percent of narcotics come from abroad.

Sergeev Aleksandr answers the question of how much the cheapest and most expensive drugs on the drug market cost.

A viewer in the studio, a former drug addict, talks about the price of a dose of drugs in his city of Tomsk.

A viewer in the studio, a former drug addict, lists the types of drugs he used.

A viewer in the studio talks about how she got hooked on drugs.

Rokhlina Maya answers the question of whether people from wealthy families actually become drug addicts.

Rokhlina Maya says that the largest group of drug addicts are children from disadvantaged families.

Kuznetsov Aleksandr talks about the results of an international association of sociological research on which groups of the population use drugs.

Chronicle b/w: Revolutionaries with flags, people in a restaurant, a dancing couple, a man playing the accordion next to a woman with children, a view of the market stalls, a woman in an evening dress, people laying pavement, a cart with firewood and people on the street, soldiers on the street, children singing on the street, peddlers at a pastry shop, a view of the city roofs and the clock tower, people in a restaurant, people at the market, a view from above of the street, a tram and tram tracks, carts with cargo on the city street, stalls on the square, people on the street, advertising trade signs on a building, signs on a store, a piece of paper with drugs, street children smoking, traders at the market, driving down the street in Moscow, a street child in a Budenovka hat, women with cornices on the street, a crowd of people on the square and cabbies, a man sticking an ad on a fence, people dancing on the street, a conveyor belt with bottles, people clinking glasses, People on the dance floor, a tram on the street and cars, the Bolshoi Theater building in Moscow and a tram, street children smoking, a policeman with a baton, tram cars on the street, a theatrical performance, revolutionary posters "

Windows of Growth", a hot air balloon with a portrait of Stalin, a view of the square of three railway stations in Moscow and a locomotive on a bridge.

Maya Rokhlina answers the question of how many people went through your institute last year and what was the average age.

Maya Rokhlina answers the question of how many drug addicts you managed to cure.

Maya Rokhlina answers the question of how quickly a person gets used to drugs and becomes an addict.

Maya Rokhlina answers the question of what case of drug addiction is considered the most severe.

Maya Rokhlina talks about the high mortality rate of drug addiction with an average age of thirty-six.

Maya Rokhlina answers the question of whether drug addiction is a disease or a mental illness that can be cured by a psychologist.

Rokhlina Maya says that at the initial stage it is only a psychological problem at the initial stage, then a physical illness begins, requiring medical measures.

Video: A smoking person, drug addicts on the street, a woman with a child in her arms, spectators at the stadium, rafting on a mountain river in a boat, a drug addict injecting into a vein, drug addicts with syringes, a drug addict on a dirty mattress, a drug addict on the street, a narcologist, patients in wards connected to devices, drug addicts on beds in a den, a doctor with a stethoscope examines a patient, a doctor measures the patient's blood pressure, animation - a diagram of the blood supply to the human body, a patient with tubes in his mouth, an IV, a diagram of the heart, blood under a microscope, a person in a drug intoxication.

Rokhlina Maya answers the question of what "drug withdrawal" is.

A spectator in the studio is a former drug addict, she talks about the state of "drug withdrawal" that she experienced during treatment.

A viewer in the studio asks how much drug addiction treatment costs at the Narcology Research Institute.

Nikolai Gerasimenko says that the cost of treating a drug addict costs the state an average of five million rubles a month.

A viewer talks about introducing the death penalty for drug use.

Eduard Drozdov talks about the need to create public organizations and institutions that will help the state in the fight against drug addiction.

Video: Police officers search a drug dealer, syringes lie on the ground, a drug addict in handcuffs, the addict's hands have traces of injections, a view of the church building, a religious procession and clergy, nuns ring the bells, a view of the Nikolaevsky Chernoostrovsky Monastery, nuns in the kitchen, girls help the nuns, a view of the church in winter, community members pray in the refectory, a figure of the crucifixion of Christ in the church, teenagers in the workshop, Antonina Volfkovich - the owner of a shelter for teenagers - former drug addicts, a young man prays, a man cooks food, a man solves a crossword puzzle, men pray.

Antonina Vasilyevna Volfkovich - the owner of the "God's Children" shelter, talks about the work of the shelter.

Young people in the shelter workshop, working on a woodworking machine.

A man puts baked goods in the stove, a man prays.

The young man talks about a severe psychological dependence on drugs.

Rokhlina Maya answers the question of how parents can recognize a drug addict.

A viewer in the studio addresses the deputies of the Duma of the Russian Federation in the studio with a proposal to adopt a law obliging television to create programs informing the viewer what drug addiction is.

Kuznetsov Alexander speaks about the need for media participation in the fight against drug addiction.

Video: Drug addicts smoking, a crowd of naked people, photos and videos of the Beatles, Jim Morrison, lead singer of the Doors, on stage, Mick Jagger, lead singer of the Rolling Stones, Kurt Donald, lead singer of the Nirvana group.

Sergeev Alexander answers the question of why the police do not clean up drug trafficking points knowing their location.

Mikhailov Mikhail from the Human Adaptation Center asks Sergeev Alexander to tell the deputies what laws need to be passed to better combat drug trafficking.

Sergeev Alexander speaks about a new bill that will help in the fight against drugs.

Ivanov Vladimir, president of the Narconon Center, speaks about the possible adoption of a draft law on the production, transportation and sale of drugs.

Sergeev Alexander talks about the adoption of the government program to combat drug addiction.

The host says goodbye to the audience.