The number of men diagnosed with prostate cancer continues to increase at an alarming rate. It is the third most common cause of death from cancer in men over the age of 75. African-American men are the most at risk to develop prostate cancer (at any age) and die from the disease. They are also less likely to have routine prostate exams or receive chemotherapy and radiation if diagnosed. This documentary follows Ricco Ross as he interviews prostate cancer survivors, healthcare professionals and religious leaders. Ricco leaves no stone unturned exposing this culturally taboo subject and bringing to light the deadly consequences of avoiding prostate exams. The men profiled in the film have from stage 1 to stage 4 prostate cancer. They candidly share their personal stories as they discuss their fears, concerns, and myths surrounding their prostate health, exams and what it means to change their lifestyle in order to live.  

We intend to use the funds we raise to obtain proper insurance, licensing and distribution in the form of Blu-Ray, DVD, Video On Demand and streaming. We will also use the funding to travel domestically and internationally to health fairs and men's health events, where we will screen the film and offer educational information on prostate cancer. We will hold screenings in low income and rural areas nationwide, partnering with local churches and nonprofit organizations to educate men on prostate health and the importance of early detection. 

We don't take lightly your contribution. This project has truly been a labor of love for us. We have met so many men who have thanked us for making them aware of prostate cancer. Men who had prostate cancer and felt like they were by themselves and no one understood what they were going through. We don't want any man to feel they have to deal with prostate cancer alone. Your contribution will help us expand our reach to areas we have not been able to afford to go to with our limited funding. We thank you for supporting us as we strive to save lives.