We’ve already had a few requests about screening the movie at schools and in communities. We are working on distribution and future screenings. If you’re interested, please feel free to email info@gloucester18.com and you’ll be placed on a list to be kept up to date with upcoming screenings, distribution details, etc.

Thanks again for coming out and seeing the film! Please feel free to let us know what you thought in the comments.

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At 7:45 a.m., turn the dial to WTKK 96.9 FM where “The Gloucester 18″ will be the focus on the Jim and Margery Show.

“What we saw in the film was the true spectrum of what happens in teen pregnancy,” said Dr. Brian Orr, who directed Gloucester High’s health clinic as the 2007-2008 pregnancy spike unfolded.

“What played out here is not the pregnancy pact, but the reality of what happens with teen pregnancies,” he said. “It’s not a pretty picture.”

As a former reporter for the GDT, it was great to have our work featured there.

Not to be confused with the recent, lame Lifetime docudrama based on the story, this documentary catches up with some of the girls two years after the hysteria. The film, being shown at the Kendall Square Cinema this Thursday, should be mandatory viewing for every teen in the country.

We’ve had great response to the Kendall Square screening, sponsored by the Massachusetts Alliance on Teen Pregnancy. Click here for more information.