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THE DARK AGES

By | November 2013

There’s no happy ending here; Wilson has a very real problem, and even if he gets his way and sees his daughter, his life is not likely to turn around in a blink. To that end, this film is a tragic one with an upsetting foothold in drug addiction reality…

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