This free screening of the documentary film  “Welcome to Recovery Café” is sponsored by Faces and Voices of Recovery.

Journeys on The Red Road is a powerful and eye-opening documentary that takes audiences deep into the lives of Indigenous people navigating the intersection of cultural heritage, modern challenges, and personal healing. The film offers a sensitive and insightful look at how members of Native American communities are reclaiming their ancestral traditions, including spiritual practices, ceremonies, and the path to recovery from addiction and trauma.

Soul Sanctuary

Soul Sanctuary is a profound and visually captivating documentary that delves into the transformative power of art, community, and spirituality in the face of personal crisis. Directed by Paul Stienbroner, this evocative film takes audiences on an intimate journey through the lives of individuals who find solace, healing, and purpose in a unique sanctuary space—an art-driven, spiritual refuge that transcends traditional therapy or rehabilitation.

Stand Down

Stand Down is a gripping and emotionally charged documentary that offers an unflinching look at the challenges faced by military veterans as they navigate the often brutal terrain of reintegration into civilian life. The film follows a remarkable initiative aimed at helping homeless veterans reclaim their dignity, access essential services, and find pathways to healing through a single-day event called “Stand Down.” The documentary highlights both the struggles and the transformative impact of community support, offering an insightful exploration of the intersection of war, trauma, and homelessness.

Home Boy Joy Ride

Home Boy Joy Ride is a bold and exhilarating documentary that takes audiences on a wild, introspective journey through the world of underground car culture, youth rebellion, and the search for freedom. The film focuses on a group of young men from different walks of life who come together through their shared love for cars, drifting, and the adrenaline rush of the “joy ride.” At its core, the documentary is about the need to escape—escape from troubled homes, escape from systemic injustice, and escape from the weight of everyday life. But it’s also about the sense of belonging and camaraderie that emerges from the shared experience of speed, risk, and rebellion.

JustUs

JustUs is a poignant and eye-opening documentary that explores the intersections of justice, community, and the complex journey of healing for incarcerated individuals and their families. Directed by [Director’s Name], the film provides an unflinching look at the criminal justice system in the United States through the personal stories of those directly impacted by it—primarily focusing on the lives of formerly incarcerated individuals seeking redemption, reconciliation, and reintegration into society.