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Documentary filmmaker speaks to criminology class about drug use in America

Charlie Minn speaks to the class at USF

Charlie Minn speaks to students at USF.

Cary Hopkins Eyles and Charlie Minn

Cary Hopkins Eyles welcomes Charlie Minn to her class.

Charlie Minn, a "victim-driven" documentary filmmaker, spoke to students in the Drugs and Crime class taught by Cary Hopkins Eyles, MA, CAP, a visiting assistant instructor in the Department of Criminology.

Minn showed some of his new film about the drug epidemic in Pennsylvania and answered students's questions. The film, titled "Kensington," will play at Look Cinemas on Oct. 16. Previously, Minn visited Eyles' class last fall to discuss his film "Fentanyl Unlimited." 

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