Looking for Answers about Affirm Films To Save a Life, DVD?

Serious topics. Really for high school students. Needs a good youth leader to discuss with viewers after.

I would say that for most teens and above it is appropriate. It faces issues that teens face in school with peer pressure and the desire to fit in as well as other issues.

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The Church Friendly DVD is only available in the church/group kit at outreachfilms.com

It has the teen drinking, and an unwanted pregnancy but what teenager does not face these things every day in school. The message is positive and needed to be seen by all teenagers.

I'm not quite sure what you mean by "church-friendly". This movie does not go into detail about the suicide or love scenes. You get the picture without seeing the visual. They do a very good job of keeping it "clean". But they do hit on topics such as suicide, premarital sex, teen pregnancy, abortion, divorce, drugs, pastor's kids, acceptance, and probably many more. There is a lot to talk about with this movie. I would recommend this movie for 14+ because of all these topics. But just like any other movie, you have to be the judge for your own kids. There are younger kids that deal with these topics as well.

This is not the "church-friendly" version, but is the full length film. Although the "church-friendly" version shortens some of the scenes that contain disturbing images, sexuality and language, it does not eliminate them altogether and still carries a PG-13 rating, as does this version.

Yes, we need to show what happens when youth want to dable with worldly ways. Yes there is drinking it the movie but it is not glorified. And it shows the possible consquences of actions

I don't know if they can be played on a British DVD player. I do know that DVD's I received from Austrila can't be played on american DVD players but I rezoned my computer and can watch them on it. I don't see why you can't do the same