ABOUT
Glory Girl Productions is honored to be partnered with the Bartholomew County Commissioners for the Columbus screening of this powerful film.
"On behalf of the Bartholomew County Commissioners, we thank you for joining us on this important night, to Screen the amazing film, The Addict’s Wake and to have a community discussion on the subjects of addiction and mental health. We, along with many other agencies, know and understand that addiction is not only a private matter inside a family, but each and every case has a detrimental effect on the community as a whole. Addiction is a tax on every man, woman, and child in our county, as well as every other county in the country…and to be quite honest, it’s a tax we can not afford to pay any longer…"
~ Tony London, Bartholomew County Commissioner
The Addict’s Wake is a feature length documentary that seeks to break down the walls of shame and stigma, create an emotional awareness of this problem so that healing can begin, and encourage recovery and hope in every community in this state.
- We believe there is hope and that recovery is possible!
- We believe families can be reunited and healed.
- We believe shame and stigma keep addicts and their families from seeking help.
Our team shares in the mission of the all Indiana counties to educate Hoosiers and foster leadership and support for SUD in order to strengthen every single Hoosier County.
Let us know if you would like to host a screening in your community.
AWARDS:
Official Selection - Heartland International Film Festival 2021
- jurored award
- audience choice
Official Selection - Sedona International Film Festival 2022
Testimonials: "It really was powerful. We must continue to highlight stories like the ones in the movie - so that we can lower stigma. We also need to keep working harder to provide treatment for people. There’s not nearly enough for those who want or need it. And finally, we need to make sure we’ve got more prevention programs in schools at an early age."
~ Jerome Adams, US Surgeon General 2020.
