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Sons of Ecstasy OTT Release: Where to Watch Arizona 1990s Drug War Documentary Online
Sons of Ecstasy chronicles the fierce rivalry between Shaun Attwood, an English stockbroker, and Gerard Gravano, son of notorious mobster Salvatore "Sammy the Bull" Gravano, in the 1990s Arizona ecstasy trade. Directed by Julian P. Hobbs and Elli Hakami, the documentary delves into the violent underworld of the drug scene, showcasing firsthand accounts from those involved. As Attwood and the Gravano family vie for control, the film explores the intersection of gangsters, rave culture, and the deadly consequences of this high-stakes battle for dominance in the ecstasy empire. Stream it exclusively on Jio Cinema in India.
The Max Original documentary Sons of Ecstasy dives into the volatile ecstasy drug trade that gripped Arizona during the 1990s. Directed by Julian P. Hobbs and Elli Hakami, this gripping story unravels a rivalry between two unlikely opponents. English stockbroker Shaun Attwood and Gerard Gravano, son of infamous mobster Salvatore "Sammy the Bull" Gravano, find themselves locked in a battle for dominance over the ecstasy empire. Through firsthand accounts, the documentary promises an immersive exploration of guns, gangsters, and the underground rave culture that shaped this deadly clash.
When and Where to Watch Sons of Ecstasy
Sons of Ecstasy can be exclusively streamed online on Jio Cinema Premium in India.
Official Trailer and Plot of Sons of Ecstasy
The trailer sets the stage for a dramatic confrontation in the Arizona desert, where the clash between Shaun Attwood's established drug enterprise and the Gravano family's ambitions unfolds. The film brings to light the intricate workings of the ecstasy trade and the contrasting backgrounds of its key players: a British financial expert and a Mafia heir. Guns, violence, and cutthroat competition provide the backdrop to this real-life saga.
Cast and Crew of Sons of Ecstasy
The documentary features Shaun Attwood, Gerard Gravano, and others connected to the events, offering firsthand insights. Directed by Julian P. Hobbs and Elli Hakami, known for works like House of Hammer and Queen of Meth, the film is produced by Talos Films for Investigation Discovery.
