Two men in recovery collaborate on a film about addiction while attending a long-term treatment program. Their work becomes a vehicle for healing and self-expression. The documentary portrays the real-world challenges of long-term recovery.

A man reflects on one year of sobriety while alone on Christmas, navigating past grief and current temptations. Through surreal memories and emotional introspection, he resists relapse. The film blends experimental storytelling with a heartfelt recovery message.

Biopic of Johnny Cash shows his descent into drug and alcohol addiction and how June Carter’s support helps him rebuild. Cash's detox and recovery are portrayed through music and personal struggles. The film highlights love and accountability as keys to healing.

Second Annual Recovery Hoedown.

An unflinching look at the devastating effects of opioid addiction by way of four families who have seen their lives changed tragically.

RAIL Open House & Chamber Ribbon Cutting

A group of addicts robs pharmacies to feed their habits while avoiding law enforcement. After an overdose event, they consider rehab and escape from their rut. The film frames addiction as both lifestyle and prison.

DogFest celebrates dogs and their families with hours of entertainment, activities and an expo area that includes dog-centered and family-centered vendors. Showcase your business by being a sponsor or setting up a booth on the vendor mall.

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Phone 734-878-1928
Email: arisedogfest@gmail.com

This documentary features insights from experts on trends and treatments in the ongoing battle against drug and alcohol abuse.

This documentary gives an intimate look at one Philadelphia family's struggle with generational substance use. As one daughter fights for sobriety, her family works through enabling, boundaries, and love. It captures the full family impact of recovery.

Meg Ryan plays a school counselor whose alcoholism puts her marriage and family at risk. After a DUI and rehab stay, she attempts recovery. Her journey and her husband’s struggle with her independence offer insightful family dynamics.

A documentary that follows four young men in a recovery program in rural West Virginia. Through highs and setbacks, they support each other through trauma and sobriety. The film highlights the power of community in long-term recovery.

Every Tuesday & Thursday throughout September
Doors Open @ 6 p.m. | Movies begin @ 7 p.m.

Limited seating on Thursdays, RSVP required.

Don’t miss Community Connect 2025!  

Join us on Saturday, February 1 for a day of community services, connection, and freebies!

Meet 50+ exhibitors offering everything from basic need info to personal care items and services like health screenings and haircuts. Plus, there will be awesome giveaways like laundry detergent, winter gear, and more. Held at 2|42 Community Church in Brighton at 7526 Grand River Ave.