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Second Lane

Year: 2018 Documentary Runtime: 29 min Rating: 7.0

Overview

Second Lane is a story about drug addiction, living with it and fighting it. It is a documentary about people who use intravenous drugs and the professionals and peers working with those people. What happens when ‘Vinkki’, a social and healthcare counselling centre in Helsinki, closes its doors due to a lost contract.

Genres

Documentary

Cast

Reetta Hakolahti

Reetta Hakolahti

Herself

Greta Jokela

Greta Jokela

Herself

Stefan Laine

Stefan Laine

Himself

Mika Mikkonen

Mika Mikkonen

Himself

Pekka Rinne

Pekka Rinne

Himself

Simo Ruohola

Simo Ruohola

Himself

Harri Ruuskanen

Harri Ruuskanen

Himself

Olli Seitalahti

Olli Seitalahti

Himself

Petteri Vuorio

Petteri Vuorio

Himself

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