Help people spot signs of abuse BEFORE it turns violent.

A man and woman in a photobooth, she looks scared of him

WHAT’S AT STAKE:

Most people don’t understand the damage caused by the lesser-known forms of abuse, so they often won’t get help until they’re in immense physical danger.

The first signs of abuse are rarely violent.

That’s why our team came together to create a sci-fi film about relationship abuse, inspired by the memories of real survivors. The film illustrates the lesser known and more hidden forms of abuse, like emotional abuse, isolation tactics, digital abuse, and more.

- Read about the Team behind the making of the film, including a group of survivors and Advisory Board of Experts.
- Learn more about the film’s Impact
- Learn about the film’s awards
- Watchinterviews & media appearances with the Writer/Director Adam Joel

We are here to support leaders like you:

As you do your live-saving work, save money and time with the Abuse Prevention film The Last Drop.

SAVE MONEY

For the cost of a couple textbooks, you can impact thousands with this engaging, entertaining film. And with our flexible pricing, we turn no one away for lack of funds!

SAVE TIME

Feel confident you're providing a comprehensive Relationship Safety lesson with this ready-to-go educational tool. Comes with Discussion Guides for students or professionals!

SAVE LIVES

It’s that simple:

Abuse Prevention and education saves lives.

BUY THE FILM

Myths about abuse are all around us.

And yet, it’s really hard to explain coercive control and other hidden forms of abuse. We understand. With our film, we can help you clarify what abuse really looks like—BEFORE it gets violent.

With our film The Last Drop, you’d have a ready-to-go educational tool—without creating lesson plans from scratch or breaking the bank.

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158,000+ people reached with the film

5,460+ education units provided

$72,000+ raised for nonprofits

Learn more about the film’s impact

HOW IT WORKS

Want to watch it first? Watch for free!

Email us for a private preview link!

2. Questions? Prices out of budget? Contact us!

Email us — we can answer Q’s over email or jump on a call

3. Want to get the film? Buy a license!

Want to screen the film at a virtual or in-person event? Get a Screening License!
Want an Educational resource for clients, staff, or students within your org? Get an Educational License!

4. Get INSTANT access to your film Screening Package, which includes:

High-quality HD film links (w/ English & Spanish captions, & audio descriptions)
Discussion Guides for youth or professionals
Digital Event Planning Package

5. Enjoy the benefits & make an impact!

Join the 100+ orgs around the world who are making an impact with The Last Drop!
Save time (& continue to save lives) as you teach classes or workshops, support clients, train staff, or host an event!
Feel confident that the people you serve will feel more equipped & empowered to recognize hidden signs of abuse.

FILM LOGLINE

A young woman links minds with her boyfriend, using a device that lets couples relive shared memories—but when she spots overlooked signs of abuse, she must escape before he can manipulate her memories in his favor.

WHAT CLIENTS ARE SAYING:

“I am captured by how it displays all of the forms of abuse that often go "under the radar." I have worked with victims who do not believe they deserve help because they do not identify their situation as abusive or "that bad." This film portrays very clearly some of those other less tangible and less talked about forms of abuse, which I hope moves to change the narrative about what relationship abuse is.”

—Maryland Health Care Coalition Against Domestic Violence
“We feel privileged to be able to bring this film to the Sunshine Coast and raise awareness about coercive control, especially as Queensland prepares to criminalize coercive control in the near future. The movie was a great success and we had excellent feedback. It was amazing to hear the young people calling out the harm and shouting instructions to the characters as the film unfolded on screen.”

—IFYS
“The inmates saw themselves in the male character who, just like them, never meant to be who they became.”

—PREVAIL
“I want to stress yet again how impressed I was, not only with your film but your presentation that accompanied it. In all my years working at the Judiciary in domestic violence I have never been a part of a training that was so on point.”

—NJ Administrative Office of the Courts
“Participants had positive behavior changes, including increased likelihood to seek help for both themselves or a friend in an unhealthy/abusive relationship, increased likelihood to communicate and respect boundaries, and healthy attitudes towards ending relationships.”

—One Love Foundation
“People were so moved by the film. One crew member at the theatre told me after that he had to step out a few times because he was so overcome with emotion, something that he did not expect at all. He couldn’t believe how well the story depicted the complexities of coercion and control, which are often very hard to describe to people who have not had a similar experience. We wish you the best and know that many more communities will benefit from this masterful and poignant film.”

—Susan B. Anthony Project
“It is cinematically incredibly well produced, filmed, and the script was compelling and fresh, and reflected the target age group and their social reality. There were lots of tears in the room and many people expressed they were profoundly impacted by the movie. The film did a good job matching the patterns of behaviors to help resist common victim blaming narratives without being preachy but by showing the control and fear aspects of Coercive Control. You all did an amazing job.”

—The Safe & Together Institute
“Fantastic, accurate, meaningful, impactful. Our staff said that the action in the film directly related to the stories their clients tell them.”

—JCADA
“Fabulous film and presentation! I have seen a ton of sex ed films over my 35 years in sex ed and this was the best. Not even close.”

—Bill Taverner, Sex Ed Lecture Series
“Thank you for sharing your time, knowledge, and expertise at the 20th BIPP Conference. Your session on The Last Drop was incredibly impactful and enriched the learning experience for all who attended. We’re grateful for your contribution to advancing survivor-centered, accountable approaches in Battering Intervention and Prevention Programming.”

—Texas Council on Family Violence

No one should have to learn about abuse the hard way.

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FAQs

We have flexible pricing so that no one is turned away for lack of funds! Email us your situation at lastdropfilm@gmail.com, and we’ll discuss ways to make it work!
Don’t worry! We have tons of resources for you in the digital Event Planning Package to make your work easier, including things like an event planning checklist, social media templates, posters, promotional materials, and more. Also you can reach out to us anytime with questions!
The suggested age range for this film is ~12 years old and up (middle school onwards). Keep in mind there is one curse word, which we can Bleep if needed (just let us know!). You are also welcome to watch the private preview link and decide whether it’s a good fit for your particular audience!
We created this film with an Advisory board of experts and a team of survivors to make it as accurate and impactful as possible. However, you know your audience better than we do! Feel free to watch the film first and decide if it’s a good fit. Just email us and ask for a private preview link!
Yes! Reach out to us at lastdropfilm@gmail.com, and describe your goals and how many events you’d like to host. We can discuss custom bulk pricing!