Bridget Smith on Sno Babies: Shining a Light on Youth Addiction and Recovery
The most positive thing I could say is, as hard as it is, there is a hopeful ending.
What happens when a filmmaker decides to tackle the often-hidden issue of youth heroin addiction? Bridget Smith, the director of 'Sno Babies', joins the 'Knockin' Doorz Down' podcast to discuss her journey in creating this powerful film. 'Sno Babies' dives into the lives of Kristen and Hannah, two seemingly typical suburban teens who hide their heroin addiction behind the veneer of normalcy.
Bridget shares how making this film reshaped her understanding of addiction and illuminated the importance of hope and recovery. She emphasizes that addiction can affect anyone, regardless of their background, and highlights the critical need for awareness and support. The conversation also touches on the film's impactful soundtrack, featuring artists like SIXX: A.M., Bad Wolves, and Cory Marks, which adds another layer of emotional depth to the story.
Bridget's passion for ending the stigma around addiction and mental health is palpable as she discusses how 'Sno Babies' aims to inspire viewers to recognize the signs of addiction and seek help. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in understanding the complexities of addiction and the power of recovery.