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Traffik (Television program)

Crime drama following all aspects of the heroin trade from Pakistan to Western Europe. Tells 4 stories that are intertwined by their involvement in the drug trade. Filmed in Britain, Germany, and Pakistan.

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  • "Traffik, 1"
  • "Traffik, part 1"

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  • "Looks at those who grow, sell and use drugs and the futility of efforts to stop them."
  • "Crime drama following all aspects of the heroin trade from Pakistan to Western Europe. Tells 4 stories that are intertwined by their involvement in the drug trade. Filmed in Britain, Germany, and Pakistan."@en
  • "A devastating portrait of the global heroin trade, extending from the poppy fields of Pakistan through the drug syndicates of Hamburg to the needle-infested haunts of London."
  • "Een indringend beeld van de invloed die de internationale drugshandel heeft op het leven van iedereen die erbij betrokken raakt."
  • "The original series seen on Masterpiece Theatre. A British cabinet minister is charged with stopping the flow of heroin into Britain while his daughter is a heroin addict. Bonus features include interviews with the writer, UK extended version of episode 6, photo gallery, and more."
  • "Docudrama following all aspects of the international illegal heroin industry. "Part one: In Pakistan to discuss a new aid agreement aimed at reducing opium production, British government minister Jack Lithgow encounters Fazal, a local farmer. In Hamburg, the seizure of a major drug shipment leads to the arrest of a high-profile German businessman, stunning his British wife, Helen. Part two: In Britain, Jack is distracted from his work by a family crisis involving his daughter, Caroline. Helen struggles to stabilize the family's finances and safeguard her children as her situation worsens and Karl is formally charged. Searching for work in Karachi, Fazal falls in with Tariq Butt, a major drug traffiker."--Container."
  • ""From the fields of Pakistan through the docks of Hamburg to the halls of London's power elite, this epic drama crosses continents and cultures to portray the dark and dangerous world of international drug smuggling. The intersecting stories of vivid characters-- a British minister with a drug-addicted daughter, the wife of a German businessman whose husband is arrested for drug trafficking, and a Pakistani farmer struggling to live off his land-- spin a powerful web of intrigue and emotion"--AcornMedia WWW p."@en
  • "Docudrama following all aspects of the international illegal heroin industry."
  • "Docudrama following all aspects of the international illegal heroin industry. "Part one: In Pakistan to discuss a new aid agreement aimed at reducing opium production, British government minister Jack Lithgow encounters Fazal, a local farmer. In Hamburg, the seizure of a major drug shipment leads to the arrest of a high-profile German businessman, stunning his British wife, Helen. Part two: In Britain, Jack is distracted from his work by a family crisis involving his daughter, Caroline. Helen struggles to stabilize the family's finances and safeguard her children as her situation worsens and Karl is formally charged. Searching for work in Karachi, Fazal falls in with Tariq Butt, a major drug traffiker. Part three: Helen's desperation mounts and she wades deeper into her husband's world, despite constant police surveillance. As the crisis with his daughter persists, Jack's marriage begins to disintegrate. Fazal, now Tariq's chauffeur, observes the drug lord's mastery of the system."--Container."

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  • "Television mini-series"@en
  • "Drama"@en
  • "Drama"
  • "Social problem television programs"@en
  • "Television programs"@en
  • "Fiction television programs"@en
  • "Fiction"

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  • "Traffik (Television program)"@en
  • "Traffik"@en
  • "Traffik"

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