Film Lens
The film focuses on the experiences of first responders and families affected by addiction. Bobby Moss, a paramedic with the Marietta Fire Department, shares insights about the challenges of responding to overdose calls and the emotional toll it takes on emergency services. He notes that his department treats overdose patients with Narcan frequently, reflecting the ongoing opioid crisis in the community.
Additionally, the documentary features the personal story of Missy and Michael Owen, who discuss their family's struggles with addiction after their son Davis became addicted to opioids. Missy reflects on their lack of knowledge about addiction and how it impacted their lives, highlighting the importance of understanding and addressing these issues within families and communities.
Why Watch
- •Meet Bobby Moss, a paramedic facing the opioid crisis.
- •Find out how addiction impacted the Owen family.
- •See the realities of emergency response to overdoses.
Did You Know
•Bobby Moss has been a paramedic for almost 24 years.
•Missy Owen worked as an educator for 30 years.
•Davis was the junior class president before his addiction.
Perfect For
First respondersFamilies affected by addictionEducators and students