"My Father's Son" and "The Invisible Line" are directed to teen-age viewers.
"Lots of Kids Like Us" is for younger audiences  (Ages 7-10).
MY FATHER'S SON
THE INVISIBLE LINE
This is a vivid and powerful portrayal of the legacy of chemical dependency as told by a 15 year old boy in flash-back.  It delivers an important message to sons of alcoholics; that they are at an increased risk of chemical addiction by either nature or nurture.  It has become a classic in teaching how alcoholism is passed from generation to generation.      

​33 minutes          $95.00
Jason’s intelligence and good looks weren’t enough to protect him from the devastation of alcohol and drug abuse. First using pot, then progressing to cocaine, he soon crosses “an invisible line” to addiction. The award-winning shows how his friends enabled Jason and didn’t intervene on his fatal path.

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​30 minutes          $95.00
Gerald T. Rogers Productions  
1850 Aberdeen Drive 
   Glenview, IL  600250
847-274-0496      [email protected]
LOTS OF KIDS LIKE US
Ben and his sister, Laurie, try to understand and cope with their father’s alcoholism with the help from Conrad, a newly met new friend.  Exposed to emotional abuse, they feel they have nowhere to turn. This touching video can help reach children of alcoholics and let them know they are not at fault, that they are not alone and they can get help.      
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​30 minutes          $95.00 ​