Cotton Fever

Cotton Fever is a difficult film to sit with, but one that undeniably comes from a place of lived truth and compassion: Tribeca Film Festival Review

Addiction dramas are rarely designed to be “enjoyable,” and Cotton Fever understands that from its opening moments. Daniel Blake Schwartz’s debut feature is an emotionally heavy, deeply intimate portrait of people trapped in cycles of dependency, survival, and recovery, refusing to romanticise the realities of addiction or soften the damage it leaves behind. The result is…

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