That sounds a really good movie!. And it opens your eyes to how much of a scam the insurance companies really are.

Now I understand why the insurance costs skyrocketed after Obamacare.

5.7/10 — "Mediocre"/"Passable" -(Seen on 11/27/21)

Hits the nail on the head about the problem within the treatment facilities and programs and how not everyone on the clean & sober' side of the fence is what they seem.

Loved this movie 4.5. Freakin opal is a bad girl . The never ending cycle man. It’s eerie watching this after the way Michael Williams died. It’s like this movie continued on in real life

Make you really think about is this really going on today

In depth movie that is full of interesting details and facts regarding American addiction treatment centres.

Entertaining and relevant. Good movie.

Opal was a very interesting character but Utah was not plausible.

Interesting topic and very well done!

Average movie with a good message... DON'T DO DRUGS

Very good movie with a good message/ information on all the corruption within the Rahab industry. A real eye-opener and will definitely start conversation on what needs to be done and ensure that people get the help they need through good rehab facilities.

Wow, what a crazy informative true story. Obama-waaaa? So basically, taxpayers funded these crooked rehab centers? Newb filmmaker John Swab casted, produced, wrote and directed this docu-type film, and did a decent job. It is well directed and shot, and the casting was decent with Frank Grillo performing and narrating the true facts of this film. My only casting issue was Jack Kilmer as Utah; he performed well as a junkie, but after rehab he still had that monotonic expressionless boring demeanor. I'm not sure if it was his acting failing to turn-up a few notches, or Swab not directing him properly, or both, but his role in the second act was disappointing. The score and cinematography were on point, but the 111 min runtime felt much longer with the film's often slow pacing. Swab's screenplay wasn't perfect, but told the story he was aiming to tell, quite well - enough to anger most people who have had trouble with addiction, or know someone close to them that has been through the system. Although a compelling story, the plot was too plain, but at least the details were vivid enough to keep you watching until the end. It's educational and investigative into an exploitative crime surrounding addiction. It certainly opened my eyes. Props to newb filmmaker Swab for putting this little gem together. Overall more interesting than exciting, but nevertheless a story that really needed to be told - and I'm surprised it took this long.

Poor screenplay and directing, waste of great cast.