外媒报道，知名女演员【索茜·贝肯 】将主演由导演【艾迪·门索尔】执导的恐怖片《毒瘾危害》 　　剧情简介：在大型制药公司的影响下，一名年轻人试图打破阿巴拉契亚小镇的毒瘾循环，面临着艰难的人生选择和悲剧。

揭露烟草公司与政府之间的勾结与博弈，并试图展现幕后巨大利益流向和商业阴谋。

Prostitution in Britain is thriving, revolutionised by the internet and serviced by an estimated 100,000 sex workers. Billie JD Porter goes in search of the human face of the prostitution business, talking to the young men who routinely pay for sex about why they do it, and to the young women who sell their bodies about what's in it for them.

Baker had been planning to make a film about this period in his life (he’s clean now, though did admit he enjoys his THC), but unfortunately, it fell through during the COVID-19 pandemic. 　　Describing the project, Baker said, “It was my tackling of that world and it was about drug user activism up in Vancouver because it actually made me — I think going through it — understand an insider’s point of view of that and know that these aren’t evil people, these are people who unfortunately are just stuck in active addiction.” 　　Baker explained how, like sex work, drug use and the drug trade are far too stigmatized, especially in America and he views that as “incredibly unfair,” especially because most people facing active addiction would much rather be clean. He admitted that the decade he spent doing heroin set him behind many of the filmmakers viewed as his peers. 　　“I’m 10 years older than the Safdies, I’m 10 years older than Barry Jenkins and Chloé Zhao,” said Baker. “It’s because I was 10 years doing heroin in New York by myself and it’s something that I don’t recommend. It’s not good for filmmaking.”

Baker had been planning to make a film about this period in his life (he’s clean now, though did admit he enjoys his THC), but unfortunately, it fell through during the COVID-19 pandemic. 　　Describing the project, Baker said, “It was my tackling of that world and it was about drug user activism up in Vancouver because it actually made me — I think going through it — understand an insider’s point of view of that and know that these aren’t evil people, these are people who unfortunately are just stuck in active addiction.” 　　Baker explained how, like sex work, drug use and the drug trade are far too stigmatized, especially in America and he views that as “incredibly unfair,” especially because most people facing active addiction would much rather be clean. He admitted that the decade he spent doing heroin set him behind many of the filmmakers viewed as his peers. 　　“I’m 10 years older than the Safdies, I’m 10 years older than Barry Jenkins and Chloé Zhao,” said Baker. “It’s because I was 10 years doing heroin in New York by myself and it’s something that I don’t recommend. It’s not good for filmmaking.”