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The Red Road to Sobriety

1 hours 30 minutes 37 seconds

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5 Native American people on horseback in a snowy setting. All are holding long wooden medicine sticks at their side.

Reveals the role that the U. S. government's treatment of the Native American in the past contributed to the development of alcoholism among the Native Americans and documents how the Contemporary Native American Sobriety Movement is helping these people toward recovery. Native American health practitioners and traditional medicine people reveal the importance of tribal values and spiritual awareness in the recovery process.

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Runtime: 1 hours 30 minutes 37 seconds

Topic: Counseling and Self-Help, Health and Safety, History
Subtopic: Alcohol Abuse, Documentaries, Native Americans
Grade/Interest Level: 12
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Release Year: 1995
Producer/Distributor: Kifaru Productions
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Black background with text that reads, "Alcohol and the Developing Brain."

Man in a first responder uniform sits in the driver's seat and looks into camera. Caption. Cuando la gente toma y maneja creen que son invisibles.

Young man in glasses looks at camera. Dark concentric circles and flecks of white on periwinkle create the backdrop. Caption. Your heart's job is to pump blood and oxygen to your body.

Teenage boy speaks with other boys in a park setting. Spanish caption. Encontré que el alcohol puede ser malo para el beisbol.

Backside view of a man holding a pint glass to his lips to drink. Caption. I basically continued drinking them until I felt.

Middle-aged man wearing glasses looks off camera with a screen showing medical imaging in the background. Caption. They have to do the same stoppage.

Man with bandage around his head holds a phone receiver to his ear. Caption. I was arrested for the accident.

Digital rendering of the hippocampus in yellow and the amygdala in blue. Caption Our brains uses these areas to help remember.

Teenage girl speaks to camera in the corner of the frame with backdrop computer renderings of the human brain. Spanish caption. A procesar información a distinguirnos en la escuela.

Young woman speaks directly to camera with an intent gaze. Caption. If not deadly.