Dadah Is Death

Year: 1988

Runtime: 180 mins

Language: English

Director: Jerry London

Drama

In November 1983, Australians Kevin Barlow and Geoff Chambers were caught at Penang Airport with 179 g of heroin, a crime punishable by death in Malaysia. The film follows Barbara Barlow’s frantic campaign to spare her son, appealing to President Reagan, the British prime minister and the Pope, revealing a heartbreaking battle of maternal love against a rigid legal system.

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