Ray Lynch
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Encore: Encore: 'Extended Release' a short film by Erica Tamposi
Encore: Encore: 'Extended Release' a short film by Erica Tamposi
Encore: Encore: 'Extended Release' a short film by Erica Tamposi
Monday 31st October 2016
Erica Tamposi talks about her short film Extended Release, exploring addiction, recovery, and the power of film to raise awareness.
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Get the buttons here!Extended Release: Erica Tamposi’s Heartfelt Take on Addiction
You sit back and you really kind of absorb these characters and you feel for them, and you are heartbroken at the end, and someone you know that's struggled with addiction has watched my film and said: Erica, I didn't breathe for two minutes after that film.
Ever felt the power of a film that mirrors real-life struggles? Erica Tamposi, known for her work on Mr. Robot and Drunk History, takes a personal dive into the world of addiction with her short film, Extended Release. In this episode of Miracles in Recovery, host Ray Lynch chats with Tamposi about the inspiration behind her 20-minute film and its poignant portrayal of an addict and his friend navigating the rocky path of recovery.
Inspired by her own experiences with loved ones facing addiction, Tamposi's film doesn't just tell a story; it resonates deeply with those who have lived through similar trials. Throughout their conversation, Tamposi and Lynch highlight the importance of discussing addiction openly and the role films can play in breaking down stigma. They delve into how small metropolitan areas often become vocal advocates for recovery, sometimes even more so than larger cities.
Tamposi also touches on the significance of seeking professional help and the variety of recovery methods available, from twelve-step programs to yoga and talk therapy. This episode isn't just about a film; it's about the real impact of addiction on families and communities, and the hope that comes from understanding and support. Whether you’re in recovery, supporting someone who is, or simply interested in how art can inspire change, this episode promises to be both enlightening and moving.