Alcohol: There is no substance in the world that is so familiar to us, and its effects are also so diverse. Alcohol is everywhere, and this special molecule has the ability to affect the 200 billion neurons in our human brain in completely different ways. Although alcohol has psychoactive and cell damaging effects, almost no one calls it a drug. Why do we have to tolerate 3 million deaths every year? For thousands of years, have we turned a blind eye to danger and risk? What role did the strong alcohol industry, with an annual revenue of 1.2 trillion euros, play in this ongoing concealment? The author himself also enjoys drinking alcohol. He explores why we drink alcohol, how alcohol affects us, and to what extent the alcohol industry affects society and politics. He traveled around the world from Germany to Nigeria via the UK to understand the radical trading behavior of the global alcohol industry, which is seeking new market growth at all costs. He also visited Iceland, where the situation was successfully reversed: 20 years ago, groups of drunken men roamed the streets, and today's young people have mastered their needs for relaxation and alcohol-free lifestyle stimulants. This movie is not intended to be moral, but it will significantly change the audience's drinking habits.