Bijna (ver)dronken is het meeslepende, confronterende en autobiografische verhaal van een moeder van vier kinderen die midden in een hectisch leven staat. Ze worstelt met een alcoholprobleem, bovendien worden overal drankjes geschonken; feestje hier, een party daar, een borreltje op de club of na het werk. Maar wanneer het sociale drinken overgaat in móeten drinken, weet ze dat ze een probleem heeft en ziet in een roes haar huwelijk op de klippen lopen.

Een gevecht tussen de fles en haar. De...

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