Host a Screening of "Every Day After"
Organize a screening of "Every Day After", an award-winning film about a boy named Jary and his devoted sister Jessa, who helps him access care and overcome neglect.
About the Film
"Every Day After" is a 35-minute, award-winning documentary about Jary, a 13-year-old boy from Masbate Province, Philippines, who faces neglect and rejection due to his appearance. Raised by his protective older sister Jessa, who takes him in as a teen, the film explores her efforts to provide Jary with the medical care and emotional support he was long denied. It offers a deep, nuanced look at the healing process, highlighting Jessa's invisible labor to make it possible for Jary to experience the everyday joys and struggles of growing up.
How to Participate
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Host Your Screening
Bring Every Day After to community centers, schools, churches, libraries, universities, hospitals, offices, and more! You can collect funds at your screening to provide new smiles to children just like Jary.
Share Your Screening
Share Your Screening | Post a photo of your screening on social media with the tags #SmileTrain and #EveryDayAfter and/or share your photos to @smiletrain and [email protected] for a chance to be featured on Smile Train’s social media pages.
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