In Maine, a young woman grapples with addiction and incarceration while navigating a strained relationship with her mother, both seeking to break a cycle of substance abuse.
“Hope cannot be confined.”
Synopsis
In Maine, a young woman grapples with addiction and incarceration while navigating a strained relationship with her mother, both seeking to break a cycle of substance abuse.
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Synopsis
Jacinta, a young woman from Maine, faces addiction and incarceration. She experiences multiple stints in prison, reflecting the trauma that shapes her life. Her relationship with her mother is strained, as both struggle with substance abuse. Throughout the film, Jacinta seeks to break the cycle of addiction and crime that has affected her family. The documentary addresses systemic issues that impact women in similar situations, focusing on motherhood and the quest for a better future.
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Why Watch
- Meet Jacinta, a woman fighting against addiction.
- See the impact of generational trauma on families.
- Follow the story of a mother and daughter in crisis.
Did You Know
- Jacinta is from Maine and has faced multiple cycles of imprisonment.
- Her mother also struggles with addiction, contributing to Jacinta's challenges.
- The film has a runtime of 105 minutes and was directed by Jessica Earnshaw.
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Who directed the documentary Jacinta?
Jacinta was directed by Jessica Earnshaw.
What year was the documentary Jacinta released?
Jacinta was released in 2021.
What is the runtime of the documentary Jacinta?
The runtime of Jacinta is 105 minutes.
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