Dr. Máté Gábor a Csodálatos fiú c. filmről 

Translation:'Last week I got the movie, a very nice movie, I really liked it. There is a very beautiful scene when he says goodbye to his father at the airport. He's just flying to his mother because the parents are divorced. And then he tells him how much he loves him, loves this child infinitely. He didn't understand the child. Beautiful show - how the child hears his father's loving words - how much he is afraid of separation.The basis of addiction is always suffering and always childhood suffering. It was a serious lack of attention. No one had seen this in childhood. Nobody understood it. They thought there was something wrong with his behavior. If someone, a child or an adult is diagnosed with ADHD - like me - what medicine is prescribed for him? A stimulant medicine that is one of the closest relatives to crystal meth.Which means that crystal meth dependence is often a subconscious self-treatment for ADHD. And that was the case with this kid. He elevates the crystal meth to the level of a substance in the brain. The substance is called dopamine. Without dopamine, we can't pay attention and nothing matters, we're bored and we don't even have a life. When you are curious and feel in your element and have energy, that’s dopamine. In both ADHD and dependent people, these dopamine networks do not work very well in the brain. Crystal meth like other stimulants, cocaine, nicotine, caffeine, raise the level of dopamine. That's why they cause addiction. There is only one addiction process in the brain. They use the same networks, whether crystal or heroin, sex, internet, gambling or work. They use the same networks and have the most dependencies. Or, if you stop one, you go over to another. Addiction is not a primary problem but a desperate attempt to solve a problem. The first question that the addict should be asked is that I understand that you are not a bad person and you are not stupid and you have not made a mistake, you want to solve some kind of problem in your life. And the reason for this is always in childhood. Instead of changing man's behavior, you have to understand him. When people understand and feel understanding, they want to change. Very honest book, very honest movie. He writes a very dramatic, interesting family history. A very human film. If the film is lively enough to convince more people that it is about a disease that needs to be treated, it would be big.'