Kirstine Nicole Baccar and others in Thunder Bay, Ontario, share their experiences with addiction and the community's struggle for adequate recovery resources.
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Kirstine Nicole Baccar and others in Thunder Bay, Ontario, share their experiences with addiction and the community's struggle for adequate recovery resources.
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Kirstine Nicole Baccar, a resident of Thunder Bay, Ontario, shares her personal struggles with addiction alongside others in the community. The documentary follows individuals as they confront substance use and the challenges they face in accessing support. Experts discuss the lack of resources for addiction recovery in Thunder Bay. The film aims to address stigma and promote understanding of substance-related disorders. Directed by Ryan La Via, it runs for 97 minutes and features insights from Carolyn Karle and Kyle Arnold.
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Why Watch
- Meet Kirstine Nicole Baccar and others sharing their stories.
- Find out about addiction issues in Thunder Bay.
- See expert insights on mental health and recovery.
Did You Know
- Thunder Bay faces a significant lack of resources for addiction recovery.
- The film features personal narratives from multiple individuals affected by addiction.
- Ryan La Via directed this documentary released in 2024.
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Who directed the documentary 'A Sobering Story'?
Ryan La Via directed the documentary 'A Sobering Story'.
What is the duration of the documentary 'A Sobering Story'?
The documentary has a duration of 97 minutes.
What themes does 'A Sobering Story' address?
The documentary addresses themes of addiction, mental health, stigma, and recovery.
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