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Face Reality: Uncovering the Lies of Adult Alcohol and Drug Use (1998) [N/A]

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Release Date:
January 1, 1998

Original Title:
Face Reality: Uncovering the Lies of Adult Alcohol and Drug Use

Genres:
Documentary

Production Companies:
Focus on the Family

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 26

Overview from TheMovieDB

No family is immune to the hidden war with drug and alcohol addiction. Each year, more people than anyone would ever imagine are being lured into the dangerous masquerade of substance abuse. The reality behind the mask is disillusionment in life, destroyed families and even death. In Face Realily, popular speaker Milton Creagh blows the cover off the "casual user" myth and exposes the truth that drug and alcohol use is not just a problem with youth but is an even more serious issue with adults. This 30-minute, dramatic exposé shares the startling fads and risks of substance abuse through eye-opening interviews, devastatingly true stories and hopeful insights. Families learn that they are responsible for their choices and they can live a meaningful, drug-free life. It's a critical message every family needs to hear

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Production

Director:
Bob Garner
Patrick Brock

Director of Photography:
Steve Flanigan

Editor:
Paul Murphy

Executive Producer:
Bob Garner

Producer:
Patrick Brock

Production Manager:
James Mhoon

Sound:
John Campbell

Writer:
Bob Garner
Patrick Brock

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