A big addiction

This documentary explores the life and crimes of Kevin Glickman, a mild-mannered accountant who led a secret double life as a drug dealer. Directed by Marc Evans, the film delves into Glickman's motivations, his ability to juggle his professional and criminal activities, and the eventual consequences of his actions. It offers a unique perspective on the human capacity for deception and the hidden struggles that can exist beneath an ordinary facade.

A Big Addiction received mixed to positive reviews, with critics often highlighting its intriguing subject matter and the personal nature of the documentary. Some praised its unflinching look at addiction and deception, while others found its pacing or narrative structure to be less compelling. Audience reception was generally favorable, drawn to the unusual story of a seemingly ordinary man involved in serious criminal activity.

• Praised for its unique and personal take on the true crime genre.

• Appreciated for its exploration of addiction and dual-identity.

• Some found the narrative less impactful than the subject matter warranted.

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Director Marc Evans is also known for his work on the acclaimed drama 'Trauma', which also delves into dark psychological territory.