On Thin Ice (2003)

Patricia is a middle-aged mother who raises her two underage sons on her own. Although she is busy all day, she still can't cope with a lot of bills that she can't pay. The worse life finally forced Patricia to go the other way. She took the advice of her good friend Kerry and started selling drugs. Patrice only wanted to make money to make a living, but Alex, the boss behind the drug trafficking network, coerced her into taking drugs. Driven by drug addiction, Patricia wandered around all day looking for drugs, and her children's living expenses and medical expenses were also exchanged for drugs. While his eldest son Jason was sad and desperate, he took his younger brother to run away from home. Under the clear and mournful eyes of her sons, Patricia was determined to get rid of drugs. But Alex wouldn't stop easily. Soon after, Kerry and her boyfriend, along with their young son, were killed at home by Alex. Fear and uneasiness surrounds the Patricia family all day long. Wonderful point of view: unlike many films with the theme of drugs, this film does not deliberately create an atmosphere of terror and tension, nor does it have ups and downs, but through an in-depth and detailed portrayal of the changes of ordinary people before and after taking drugs. Give people a warning. There is no denying that the successful shaping of the heroine's image is.