FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

What is 12 Steps to Recovery about?

12 Steps to Recovery is a narrative drama about addiction recovery. The film follows a man on house arrest after prison as he navigates twelve-step meetings, accountability, and the difficult process of rebuilding his life.

Is this movie based on a true story?

While the film tells a fictional story, it reflects real experiences and common challenges faced in addiction recovery. Many of the themes, struggles, and recovery principles shown in the film are grounded in real-life situations.

Is this a documentary?

No. 12 Steps to Recovery is a scripted narrative film with characters and a storyline, but it portrays recovery in a realistic and honest way.

Who is this movie for?

This film is for anyone impacted by addiction, individuals in recovery, family members, counselors, church groups, recovery communities, and viewers who appreciate meaningful, character-driven stories.

Does the film promote a specific recovery program?

The film highlights the structure and principles commonly found in twelve-step recovery, such as accountability, honesty, and community support. It focuses on the human journey of change rather than promoting any organization.

Is there faith-based content in the movie?

Yes. Faith and spiritual themes are part of the recovery journey shown in the film, but the story is presented in a way that is relatable and accessible to a wide audience.

Where can I watch 12 Steps to Recovery?

The film is available on streaming platforms. Visit the “Where to Watch” section on the Homepage of this website for the most current viewing options.

How long is the movie?

The runtime is approximately 1 hour and 31 minutes.

Can this film be used for group discussions or recovery programs?

Yes. The film is often used as a conversation starter in recovery and faith-based settings because it highlights the process of change and personal responsibility.

Who created the film?

12 Steps to Recovery was created by independent filmmaker Ryan Watson and produced alongside Jaiden Watson. The film was developed with a passion for telling honest, meaningful stories about addiction recovery, focusing on realism, personal responsibility, faith, and hope.