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'''Clean and Sober'''is a 1988 film written by Tod Caroll and directed by Glenn Gordon Caron. The film stars [[Michael Keaton]], who gives the performance of a lifetime<ref>"Keaton has never been better--or more desperate and wired ... " [http://rogerebert.suntimes.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/19881231/COMMENTARY/40308032/1023 The Best 10 Movies of 1988] - [[Roger Ebert]]</ref>  
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'''''Clean and Sober''''' is a 1988 film written by Tod Caroll and directed by Glenn Gordon Caron. The film stars [[Michael Keaton]], who gives the performance of a lifetime<ref>"Keaton has never been better--or more desperate and wired ... " [http://rogerebert.suntimes.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/19881231/COMMENTARY/40308032/1023 The Best 10 Movies of 1988] - [[Roger Ebert]]</ref>  
 
as Daryl Poynter, a cocaine [[addiction|addict]], a drinker, an incessant smoker, and a [[sex addict|womanizer]]. Keaton vividly and chillingly portrays the [[isolation]] and [[denial]] of addiction.  
 
as Daryl Poynter, a cocaine [[addiction|addict]], a drinker, an incessant smoker, and a [[sex addict|womanizer]]. Keaton vividly and chillingly portrays the [[isolation]] and [[denial]] of addiction.  
    
==The 12 Steps==
 
==The 12 Steps==
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The viewer gets an intimate (but secular) look at [[Alcoholics Anonymous]] in action, as Daryl is sent to a meeting in a Catholic Church to get a [[sponsor]]. He tries to pick up the meeting leader on the pretext of asking her to be his sponsor. Seeing right through him, she suavely declines but sends a man named Richard to meet him, and Daryl gets his phone number.  
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The viewer gets an intimate (but secular) look at [[Alcoholics Anonymous]] in action, as Daryl is sent to a meeting in a Catholic church to get a [[sponsor]]. He tries to pick up the meeting leader on the pretext of asking her to be his sponsor. Seeing right through him, she suavely declines but sends a man named Richard to meet him, and Daryl gets his phone number.  
    
Later, when he's out on a 24-hour pass trying to score drugs, he accidentally calls Richard. He tells him to meet him in 90 minutes and to do a "searching and fearless [[moral inventory]]".
 
Later, when he's out on a 24-hour pass trying to score drugs, he accidentally calls Richard. He tells him to meet him in 90 minutes and to do a "searching and fearless [[moral inventory]]".
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