This documentary investigates the societal impact of the crack cocaine epidemic in America and proposes community-based interventions to mitigate its influence on families and youth. The production, created in collaboration with Teen Challenge and Gospel Films, utilizes a combination of expert testimony and direct observation to frame the drug crisis as a moral and social emergency. It argues that proactive family involvement and faith-based outreach are essential components in addressing the prevalence of street drugs among the adolescent population.

The film is recognized within its specific niche for its advocacy-driven approach, having received industry recognition through the CINE Golden Eagle Award and the Silver Screen Award. Its framing suggests a targeted, didactic focus intended for families seeking moral and practical guidance during the height of the crack epidemic.