Two billion people drink moderately and want to feel sharper. Almost nothing in mainstream media speaks to them. This film does.
Pay what you wish, from $5. Two watch times, so you can join from anywhere.
The premiere is live and online, with an introduction and a Q&A. Pick whichever time works where you are. Pay what you wish, from $5, and every penny goes back into getting the film in front of more people.
Spaces are limited. Tickets are handled by Kinema.
This is a world first. Nobody has ever made a documentary about what happens when people in the middle lane take a break from alcohol.
Going Dry follows six middle-lane drinkers through a sixty to ninety day break, tracking their stats to see what it does to a body, a mind and a life.
Some of what happens is staggering. One participant's cholesterol went from 303 to 220. One is uninvited from a big rugby game because he is not drinking. And all of them go on an adventure of transformation.
Alongside them, Andy travels the globe to meet the world's leading scientists, and finds the whistleblowers who broke ranks to tell us what really goes on.
This is a film about the alcohol-free advantage.
Almost nobody can tell a friend, a partner or a brother that they think alcohol might be getting in the way. It is the most avoided conversation there is, and saying it out loud rarely goes well.
Rather than struggling through the alcohol conversation with a loved one, a friend or a colleague, send them a ticket to Going Dry and let them feel inspired.
No lecture, no label, no conversation. Just ninety minutes that says it perfectly, alongside six middle lane drinkers.
Rich Roll. Dr Rangan Chatterjee. Professor David Nutt, the neuropsychopharmacologist and former chief drugs adviser to the UK government. Dr Nzinga Harrison. And Ben Branson, the founder of Seedlip, who created the alcohol-free spirits category.
Alongside six incredible middle lane drinkers who were all willing to take a 60 to 90 day break from alcohol, to see what life might be like on the alcohol-free side of the island.
Three of them went on to retrain with Andy as coaches.
Three of them went on to retrain as coaches.
You can run your own screening of Going Dry, on your own date, for your own people. A workplace, a running club, a community group, a book club, a team.
You set the ticket price and you keep 45% of what your screening takes. We give you the poster, the invitation to copy and paste, and a set of questions to open the conversation afterwards.
It is your event, with our film in it.
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Going Dry. 90 minutes. Canada, United States and United Kingdom.
A film by Infinite Focus Films. Written and directed by Jon Hyatt. Written by Karina Rotenstein and Alexia Naidoo. Produced by Jon Hyatt, Karina Rotenstein, Elizabeth Radshaw, Andy Ramage and Eric Paquette. Presented by Andy Ramage.
More about the film at goingdrymovie.com