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Title:

American relapse / Pat McGee Pictures ; in association with Sorted Pictures and Next Up Productions ; producers Terry Hahin, Dennis Hill, Devon Collins, Adam Linkenhelt ; directed by Pat McGee, Adam Linkenhelt.

Edition:

Widescreen.

Publisher:

Gravitas Ventures,

Copyright Date:

2019

Description:

1 videodisc (106 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.

Subject:

Severino, Allie.
Holmes, Franlin.
Heroin abuse.
Heroin abuse--Treatment.
Heroin abuse--Social aspects.
Heroin abuse--Delray Beach--Delray Beach--Case studies.
Social workers--Delray Beach--Delray Beach--Biography.
Drug addicts--Delray Beach--Delray Beach--Biography.
Drug addicts--Services for--Delray Beach--Delray Beach--Case studies.
Drug addicts--Rehabilitation--Delray Beach--Delray Beach--Case studies.
Delray Beach (Fla.)--Social life and customs.
Documentary films.
Nonfiction films.
Video recordings for the hearing impaired.

Other Authors:

Hahin, Terry, film producer. film producer.
Hill, Dennis (Producer), film producer. film producer.
McGee, Pat, film director.
Collins, Devon, film producer.
Linkenhelt, Adam, editor of moving image of work. film producer, editor of moving image of work.
Severino, Allie, on-screen participant. on-screen participant.
Holmes, Franklin, on-screen participant. on-screen participant.
Pat McGee Pictures, production company.
Sorted Pictures, production company.
Next Up Productions, production company.
Gravitas Ventures (Firm), publisher.

Notes:

Documentary. Subtitle on container: Dying to get well. Wide screen (16:9). Originally produced as a motion picture in 2018. Program content: ©2018. Featuring Allie Severino, Franklin Holmes.

Summary:

Frankie and Allie fight to make a difference against the heroin epidemic. The two recovering addicts spend their lives pulling needles out of the arms of active users. After that problem is solved, the addicts must be placed into the proper treatment facility. Sadly, the corrupt billion-dollar treatment industry has made it difficult and dangerous. They allowed the film crew all access for one weekend. What transpires over 72 hours is a heartbreaking account of addicts struggling to survive.

UPC:

812034034131

Locations:

CAPH522 -- Iowa City Public Library (Iowa City)