The Kids Are Not Alright

The Kids Are Not Alright examines the grim conditions of cultlike reform programs that profit significantly with minimal government regulation. Through the stories of three families, the documentary sheds light on decades of abuse and the lasting impact of these experiences.

This film is particularly relevant for collectors interested in social issues and documentary filmmaking. It raises critical questions about healing and justice in the context of trauma, making it a thought-provoking addition to any collection focused on real-world issues. The powerful narratives presented in the film allow viewers to confront uncomfortable truths about the treatment of vulnerable youth in America.