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 danger.

The first signs of abuse are hard to spot.

That’s why our team came together to create a 40-min sci-fi film about relationship abuse, inspired by the memories of real survivors. The film illustrates the lesser known forms of abuse, like emotional abuse, isolation tactics, digital abuse, and more.

Watch the Teaser Trailer below, with an Intro by the Director and Producer.

We are here to support leaders like you!

The Last Drop has been used by:

educators, advocates, military, law enforcement, judges, medical staff, social workers, probation officers, and more.

Our goal is to help you:

SAVE MONEY

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

SAVE TIME

This ready-to-go educational tool comes with Discussion Guides to help you feel confident you’re providing a comprehensive Relationship Safety lesson.

SAVE LIVES

It’s that simple:

Abuse Prevention education saves lives.

Coercive control is hard to explain.

With our film, The Last Drop, we can help you clarify what abuse really looks like—BEFORE it gets violent.

Not sure yet? Request a private preview link of the full 40-min film.

433,000+ people reached with the film

11,700+ continuing education units provided

$138,000+ raised for nonprofits

Learn more about the film’s impact

HOW IT WORKS

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ABOUT THE FILM

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.

young man sitting with eyes closed

Adam Joel sitting in a chair

Director’s Statement

The Last Drop is a short sci-fi film and international campaign designed to reveal the early signs of relationship abuse by taking viewers on a journey through the memories of real survivors. The story is based on my own personal experiences as a survivor of relationship abuse, as well as dozens of conversations with other survivors and experts.

There are many forms of abuse, and most survivors only learn the warning signs in hindsight. Together, we can change that.

Abuse thrives in silence— let’s talk about it.

– Adam Joel

OUR 100+ SCREENING PARTNERS INCLUDE…


COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES

“My adult women’s cognitive class said they never felt so validated when it comes to examples of gas lighting and mind games.”

—Adult Education Coordinator

“I told the students, I totally empathize with your situation and I’m going to connect you with support for both you and your partner. And that was because of your film.”

—Campus Safety Officer

COUNSELORS & MENTAL HEALTH PROVIDERS

STATE COALITIONS

“I have worked with victims who do not believe they deserve help because they do not identify their situation as ‘that bad’. This film portrays very clearly some of those other less tangible and less-talked about forms of abuse.”

—Maryland Health Care Coalition Against Domestic Violence

MILITARY & POLICE

COURT SYSTEMS

I have never been a part of a training that was so on point. In future I hope they make this a requirement for all judicial staff.”

—Court Services Supervisor, Family Division

“This is by far the best presentation on DV I have ever had in my 23 years in the court system."

—Court Staff Member, New Jersey Courts

NONPROFITS & COMMUNITY GROUPS

“Student participants had positive behavior changes, including increased likelihood to seek help for both themselves or a friend in an unhealthy/abusive relationship.”

—One Love Foundation

“There were a lot of tears shared and a lot of reflection…The inmates saw themselves in the male character who, just like them, never meant to be who they became.”

—PREVAIL

CONFERENCES & SUMMITS

Best presentation at the conference!”

Conference on Crimes Against Women attendee

“Perhaps the best presentation this year.”

—Texas Council on Family Violence Conference attendee

SCHOOLS & SCHOOL DISTRICTS

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

The Last Drop

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