The 1905 movie Network News adapted from a true story, "Cocaine Bear", was launched on August 21, local time. The film's producer, Christopher Miller, posted a photo on set. Cocaine Bear, directed by Elizabeth Banks, has been described as a "character-driven, documentary-style film about modern American history."
The film's original story takes place in 1985, before Christmas, when a 79-kilogram black bear died in Chattahutch National Forest Park, Georgia, due to excessive cocaine intake. In the previous three months, drug dealer Andrew had dropped a large amount of drugs from a plane into the area, and he himself jumped out of the plane. Unfortunately, Andrew was entangled in a parachute and fell to his death in the yard of a family in Knoxville, Tennessee. Before becoming a criminal, Andrew, who came from a noble family in Kentucky, was an anesthetic administrator and later a lawyer. It is believed that he established his own network of contacts while working as a lawyer and eventually became a drug dealer. When he tossed 40 plastic bags filled with drugs into the Chattahucci National Forest, a drug trade was underway from Colombia.
But when police searched later, they found only 40 opened plastic bags with traces of cocaine and a dead black bear next to them. The black bear ate all the drugs and died of excessive doses. Later, the cocaine bear was later given to the Chattahutch River National Forest Recreation Area and exhibited at the visitor center of the recreation area. Apart from a small board, one does not see any instructions related to its particular origin. Now the black bear has become a major sight in Lexington, Kentucky. The film is currently not released news, media analysis, the film is expected to be released in 2022.