Event Guide

This event guide will help organizers appropriately plan, organize, and promote a screening and discussion.

Discussion Guide

The discussion guide is a printable resource created to assist organizers with group discussion following the screening of the film and documentary.

Promotional Poster

Download, print, and write in the details of your event to display around your organization.

Social Media Graphic

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Screening Introduction by Jim Wahlberg

Jim Wahlberg is the fifth oldest Wahlberg. Like his brothers Donny and Mark, Jim recovered from his tough upbringing in the streets of Dorchester to become producer, writer, and director of films.

In this short video, Jim introduces the film and documentary and provides his reasons for producing What About The Kids? and welcomes viewers to help others or reach out for help themselves.

What About the Kids? Film

The far-reaching effects of addiction are ripping through communities across the country. In his new film What About the Kids? writer and director James M. Wahlberg gives us a poignant look into the true cost of this epidemic through the eyes of Chloe, an 8-year-old girl whose parents are addicted to opioids. Informed by his own battle with addiction, Wahlberg’s film is a touching narrative that illuminates the importance of faith and family on the journey to sobriety.

Feinstein Family Documentary

While the characters and events of the film “What About The Kids?” are fictional, the story they tell is all too real. For families around the country, drug abuse and addiction are leaving tragedy in their wake. The Feinstein family of Florida is just one example, and their moving story of heartbreak relates closely to the story told in our film. Writer and director Jim Wahlberg interviewed the members of the Feinstein family, capturing their journey in a powerful mini-documentary to help viewers better understand the realities of addiction and the journey to recovery.

Need a DVD?

For those unable to stream these videos for a screening, we have a limited number of DVDs available for order. If you need a DVD in order to hold your screening, please contact us below.