Sisa: Cocaine of the Poor — Greek Street Drug Documentary
Street documentary exploring ‘sisa,’ an ultra-cheap methamphetamine devastating Greece’s poorest communities during the economic crisis (Athens, Greece, 2012).
Culture
Homeless Man Shares the Harsh Reality of Skid Row
Street interview with a man living on Skid Row describing the daily reality of homelessness in Los Angeles (Skid Row, Los Angeles, California, 2010s–2020s).
Can You Name a Country?
Street interviewers ask Americans to simply name a country — any country — with revealing results (United States, 2010s).
Life of a Campus Drug Dealer: Students on the Edge
Street-style documentary interviews with college students who deal drugs on campus (United States, 2010s).
Jordan Peterson’s Incredible Journey to God
A compilation of Jordan Peterson’s most revealing interviews about his evolving belief in God and religious faith (Various, 2010s–2020s).
Belfast’s Pregabalin Addiction — Drugs Map of Britain
Street documentary exploring how pregabalin, a prescription drug, became a street addiction in Belfast (Belfast, Northern Ireland, 2010s).
Americans Don’t Understand English — The Jonathan Ross Show
Jonathan Ross Show segment featuring American tourists encountering British English expressions they don’t understand (United Kingdom, 2010s).
Drug Addicts in Chicago — PBS Documentary WTTW
PBS street documentary following drug addicts in Chicago’s struggling neighborhoods (Chicago, Illinois, 2010s).
Can People Pick Out a Bisexual Person? — Lineup
BuzzFeed’s Lineup format in which strangers try to identify which person in a group is bisexual (United States, 2010s).
Feminism Survey — Men on the Street
Street survey asking men what they think about feminism, women’s rights, and gender equality (United States, 2010s).
Homeless Man Talks Openly About Being Addicted to Heroin
A homeless man gives a candid, emotional street interview about his heroin addiction and how he ended up on the street (United States, 2010s).
What Is Feminism, and Where Does It Go From Here?
Street interviews asking a cross-section of people to define feminism and where the movement should go (United States, 2010s).