Aaron Bacon (2009) - Based on a True Story

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Aaron Bacon, is a 2009 drama film about the death of Aaron Bacon and is based on the true story of the 16-year-old boy's death as a result of malpractice and abuse in a tough love wilderness drug treatment facility. Inspired by the book Help at Any Cost by Maia Szalavitz the film is directed by Nick Gaglia (Over the GW). It has completed principle filming and is in post production.

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