Sno Babies

This film with rip your heart out, then rip it out again. The actors, specifically the leads Katie Kelly and Paolo Andino deliver honest, raw performances. The film takes you on an intense emotional roller coaster depicting the disturbing realities of heroin addiction. The production value is high quality, the message the film provides of even higher value. We need more indie filmmakers like Mike and Bridget. What a duo. This film should be required for highs choolers and their parents.

They want a little over and above on this movie I don't think anyone especially once they've got clean would go back to shooting just to get rid of the baby it didn't really make sense if she was still on that would make a little bit more sense but she was clean for a good few months so I think it was very inaccurate

What I liked most about this story is how tightly woven the threads were. Right from the begining, I was sucked into the twists, and turns that ended in a way that was not your typical hollywood ending. In my view, made it more satisfying. You were left feeling different. Exposed. Vulnerable. This no holds barred approach is why I get excited to see modern cinema. Honest. Sincere. Nothing was wasted. Nothing was held back as the story unfolded. Thank you for making this film.

First and foremost the film was very, very well Written, Directed and Shot. After watching the movie, you could tell that alot of research went into this movie because it conveyed a very, very powerful message in a Real, Raw and Relevant way. This movie will definitely move its audience. The Acting was phenomenal. As the entire Cast did fantastic job, the leads Katie Kelly (Kristen) and Paola Andino (Hannah) captivated the audience with their performances as they lead the way. Everyone conveyed very, very believably real and passionate characters. This movie is definitely one for the ages as it will assist and/or serve to perhaps save lives and/or impact lives due to the subject matter. Kudos to entire Production Team, Cast and the Crew. This is an Absolute Must See Movie!

Absolutely powerful! A movie hasn't impacted me like this in ages. For anyone who has seen first hand what addiction can do to a family and community, this is about as accurate as it gets. The filmmakers and cast did an amazing job. The two girls are tremendous! The storyline comes together beautifully at the end. WATCH THIS FILM! That's all I can say.

Apart from being immediately suspicious of how many 10/10s this got, the film is a shocker of a frankly laughable and bizarre Reefer Madness type hard sell. I wonder is there "peer advisor" or whoever provided the drug use practices reseach information was having a cruel joke on the production. Having seen the odd drug user in my time: i can tell you this is just plain wrong in what it portrays as (for one) injecting behaviour. Its like they picked up all the myths, since debunked, about injecting drugs and decided they were real enough for this movie. But then most people who see this film will be the just say no brigade, so I guess as long as it paints injection opioids as a one way trip to hell, that justifies liberties with the truth. A lie is a lie, but I give this 2/10 for the fact that it deals with an important topic, however badly. Go see Drugstore Cowboy or, if you prefer the newer or more dramatic, see Souvenirs. Better still, find Pure S***...

Possibly the worst film EVER MADE! The storyline could have been soooo much better. If they had shown the girls character before the drugs and the audience built a relationship with her then you'd get it but to be honest it was awful! Characters popping out from nowhere, no backstory. Don't waste your time!