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PARSIPPANY, N.J., April 28, 2021 /PRNewswire/ GATEWAY, an award-winning film about three families inadvertently impacted by opioid addiction that began with a prescription to manage pain after surgery, will be featured in the launch of America vs Addiction. America vs Addiction is the first channel developed to share impactful and educational content focused on addiction and recovery. The channel is available now nationwide exclusively through the digital streaming service STIRR.
Get an intimate look into the struggles that can be caused by legal opioid prescriptions when the dangers of these medications are not properly understood.
COCONUT CREEK, Fla.––Armenoid Productions announced that its 2016 multi-award-winning
“Women of 1915” feature-length documentary film is slated to stream on Amazon Video in observance of International Women’s Day on March 8. This documentary reveals that it was women who were left behind to experience the worst kind of torture and the most heroic form of resilience during the Armenian Genocide of 1915. The film delineates the stories of these women, along with the lasting impact they had on the lives they saved and touched.
“We decided to stream the premiere of ‘Women of 1915
‘ on Amazon Video to coincide with International Women’s Day, because of the film’s universal appeal. One of the women profiled in our film is Victoria Artinian who, having survived the Armenian Genocide and the Great Fire of Smyrna in 1922, migrated to United States. From the ‘ashes’ of death and destruction in her homeland, she succeeded in overcoming these impossible traumatic
Nic and veteran Jay during filming of Lifted AN award-winning filmmaker and lecturer from the Essex University has created a new documentary to raise awareness about the devastating mental health impact PTSD has on veterans. Nic Blower, who teaches film studies at the university, spent years making documentaries for the BBC, but he said this project, called Lifted, is different to anything he has produced before. He said: “I loved working at the BBC on highly rated programmes, such as Transplant, which involved following the emotional journeys of the organ donation story from both sides. This was also a first for UK television, so I was proud to be involved with that one.