Relapse
Grief affects each parent differently as time
goes by.
The mother has found a unique way to avoid dealing with her grief. She is caught in a vicious cycle and must find a way to break the cycle for everyone in the family, including the child.
This small group study will provide discussion points related to addictions, playing God, and dealing properly with grief. Viewers will be encouraged to think critically about the various topics addressed in the original short film. The small group leader will be provided with the tools to promote discussion and to implement spiritual truths from God’s Word to give answers to questions that may arise from the discussion.
Relapse was written and directed by Ryan Smith.
In 2004 Ryan Smith co-founded Seabourne Pictures, LLC. with Michael W. Smith and Mark Cowart in Franklin, TN. Ryan has directed music videos for Michael W. Smith, The Turning, and Leeland. In 2007, Ryan produced and shot his short film Relapse, an official selection of the 2008 Tallahassee Film Festival. Smith has written a number of feature-length screenplays, one of which is scheduled to shoot in the fall of 2008. Ryan and his wonderful wife Patti have one beautiful daughter, and a baby boy on the way.
Relapse was scored by Jim Daneker.
Jim Daneker has performed or recorded with many of Christian music’s most enduring artists and enjoys a parallel career scoring for full-length feature films, trailers and commercial spots.
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Sandy Albright says
Interesting. I am glad that Michael W. Smith is getting involved in helping with "critical thinking" as it applies to entertainment. I know that our students desperately need this. I will be buying this when it comes out.
Chris says
The Trailer Looks great on this. I cannot wait to connect with others and see this!
Mary Ann Martin says
This looks really good! I am so glad that these guys are endeavoring to make quality Christian worldview movies while at the same time challenging the Christian community to start thinking critically about all of the movies that we just let wave over us!
Randy says
what a great idea. this is exactly what we need to connect with our families dealing with challenging issues. can't wait to use it.
Teri says
These movies look great! I can't wait to see them!
Faith says
I'll go ahead and comment while this trailer is loading. I saw the other one, and it looks very impressive! Cant wait to see these movies!
Larry says
I commented on Love at First Sight, but also wanted to comment on Relapse as well. I used this yesterday for my youth group and it took a little explanation, but I think it made a difference. There aren't a lot of movies/curriculum that deals with loss, sadness, or addiction and this movie does just that.
I got this at LIfeway and it's available now. I would encourage all small group leaders to do something with it, it's very high quality not ubercheesy Christian fluff.
Diana DiConti says
This was absolutely profound to me personally! All I could see was myself, my actions, my son, and a mirror, in just a moments time. I cried out of a fear, but then realized, this is going to impact many many people to want to change who have addiction issues. God bless this film as it continues to be in progress!
Diana
Laura Joyce says
I think that this is a wonderful thing that Michael is doing.
Betty says
A film by Ryan Smith this must be your son , I can't wait to see both of these films . God Bless you & your family.
