Pharmaceutical Lies Exposed in New Film ‘Sweetwater’

Sweetwater is the story of two childhood friends who have grown apart and are thrust back into each other’s lives when a parent develops cancer for the second time. Based partially on a true story, when one of them discovers that there is actually a cure for cancer, they will stop at nothing to expose it, even if it means risking their own life.

Sweetwater is a story of hope, love, and most importantly the search for a cure. What would you do if you knew there was a cure available? What would you do if you knew the pharmaceutical companies were hiding something? Would you risk your own life to save the lives of millions? This film’s hero’s will.

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Sweetwater was directed by 2011 filmmaker of the year, Arizona resident Brian Skiba, and Produced by Arizona natives Laurie Love and Dominic Ross. Sweetwater’s star studded line-up includes Dean Cain (Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, Out of Time, Ripley’s Believe It or Not), John Savage (The Deer Hunter / Hair / The Godfather: Part III), William Katt (The Greatest American Hero / Carrie / The Man from Earth), and introduces newcomer standout Holly Lynch. Look for the film in select theaters nationwide and on DVD. You can watch the trailer of the film here below.

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