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“I Lived on Parker Avenue,” is a 30-minute documentary about an alternative to abortion: adoption; and the impact it has on everyone involved. The film follows the real-life people who chose adoption over abortion, and the motivations of the heart of everyone involved who loves David Scotton, now a college student, and focus of the story.
Schedule to be released on March 8, 2018, a free screening is open to the public starting this Friday at the following locations:
- Feb. 24 New York City (Public)
- March 6 Louisiana Governor’s Mansion (Private)
- March 7 Baton Rouge, LA (Public)
- March 14 Indiana Premiere (Public)
(Email [email protected] to receive information about the screening or follow the hyperlinks.)
David Scotton was adopted at birth and raised in Louisiana by parents who had previously lost two sons. The film portrays the love between Scott and his parents, his search for where his life began, and the agony his birth mother experienced when she was 19 and chose to have him adopted.
Scott travels on a train to Indiana to meet his birth parents. They anxiously await his arrival, worried about how he’ll react to the decisions they made before he was born. They went to an abortion clinic. They didn’t tell some of their family members about him. Now, they’re meeting him for the first time.
Attendees at the screening can meet and hear from the documentary’s director, Philip Braun III, and David’s adoptive and birth mothers, Susan Scotton and Melissa Coles, respectively.
Watch the trailer and comment on the film’s Facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/ILivedOnParkerAve/videos/161390927738058/
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