Directed by resident Laughologist, Albert Nerenberg, Boredom has
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if you could experience the positive sensations of drugs without doing them why would you do drugs?
That’s the idea behind a provocative new live show playing at a major film festival, partially developed at Sobriety Home, a drug treatment centre in Huntingdon Quebec.
Altered States by Cinematic and Hypnotic Means plays Montreal’s biggest film festival, le Festival du Nouveau Cinema, October 19th, and makes a shocking promise.
“People can experience many drug sensations without the lethal risks of drugs,” said Laughologist and award-winning Filmmaker Albert Nerenberg, who leads the performance.
Nerenberg told Sobriety.ca he got the idea for the show while working at Sobriety Home Drug Treatment Centre in Huntingdon, Quebec.
“I was surprised to learn that a lot of addicts believe there is only one way to feel good or high and that’s of course with drugs,” he said. … Read the rest »
