Christopher Emmons: The Art of Film Making​

Christopher Emmons: The Art of Film Making​

Imagine blending the art of filmmaking with the raw, real-life struggles of addiction. That's exactly what Christopher Emmons does. In this episode of 'The Rehab', Emmons, an award-winning filmmaker, opens up about his journey from Milwaukee to the film festival circuit. He shares how his passion for storytelling led him to create compelling narratives around addiction and alcoholism.

Emmons' body of work includes 'Prone', a gripping tale that partially tackles addiction, and 'Surrender', which dives deep into the world of alcoholism. But it's not just about the films he's made; it's about why he makes them. Emmons believes in the power of film to shed light on issues often kept in the shadows, offering viewers a chance to see addiction from a new perspective. Listeners will also get a sneak peek into Emmons' upcoming projects.

'The Eighth House' promises to be a thrilling ride involving a veteran ensnared in an astrology-based cult. Meanwhile, 'Roebling’s Bridge' takes us back in time to explore the little-known story behind the Brooklyn Bridge's construction. Throughout the episode, Emmons discusses his views on medication-assisted treatment and emphasizes the importance of considering the patient's perspective in addiction recovery. His insights are not just for film buffs but for anyone interested in understanding addiction through a different lens.

Tune in to hear how Christopher Emmons uses his craft to make a difference, one film at a time.