The film takes a hard and emotional look at the effects of opiate abuse on teens, their families and friends. It is designed to open the doors of communications and discussion to encourage those in need of support and help to seek it.
A diverse range of teens who tell their very personal stories and serve to inspire others.
Doug Greenwich, a retired electrician from Putnam Valley, NY who lost his son to an overdose on June 13, 2013. His story serves as the continuity backdrop for the production.
Dr. Marc Fishman, board certified in addiction psychiatry, is the medical director of Mountain Manor Rehabilitation Center in Baltimore Maryland. Dr. Fishman lends his expertise in addiction to the film very clearly explaining the science and psychology behind how opiate addiction so easily can take control.
