This film is part of the #HopeDealer movement to educate communities one family at a time. In this film, families explain signs of substance use from their own experiences. This film explores different paths to recovery and looks at the disease of addiction. We hope that by watching this film, families will feel more equipped to address substance use in their children, foster more open conversations surrounding substance use and find hope that recovery is possible.

Date // Tuesday, October 29, 2019

Time // Doors open at 6:30pm with the movie starting at 7pm

Location // Perry Park Center Movie Theater

Cost // FREE + includes popcorn and soda

This event is brought to you by CHOP [Coalition for Heroin & Opioid Prevention] with the theater provided by Perry Park Center and refreshments provided by New Life Mission Inn - Missouri.

To view the film’s trailer go to www.notmychildfilm.com

Come hear what our local Perry County agencies are doing to assist in combating heroin and opioid addiction in our community and participate in a panel discussion.

Retro Bill is a motivational speaker who uses comedy to get his anti-drug, anti-bullying, and positive self-esteem message across to kids of all ages. We are hosting a family show FREE with door prizes! Come see this highly entertaining event with a positive message. Fun for the whole family! Doors open at 6:00 pm in the Perry Park Center Theater, show starts at 7:00 pm.

This movie chronicles the life of Matthew Edwards, whose addiction to opioids began at age 15, after being prescribed pain medicine for a minor surgery. His grippingly honest writing reveals the secrets he tried so hard to conceal throughout a decade long struggle to escape addiction.
PG13, (language) Recommended for highschool students and older
FREE to all community members
[First 50 people get a FREE popcorn and drink]