One of the most beautifil short films Ive seen. Beautifully written and well acted. Well done
@marnyfrancesca25262 күн бұрын
An amazing short film. Brought me to tears. Extremely well written and executed. Congratulations to all involved. 😢❤
@d.j.70692 күн бұрын
"Gayness" is a perfectly normal difference from the "norm" that exists in most animal groups, as well as humans. It happens, and there's nothing that can be done about it. We have to accept it ... much like accepting people with different colored hair. Everyone's different, and all are perfectly fine and normal.
@gossimer37 күн бұрын
😢💔❤️
@connor3626713 күн бұрын
💙
@royhumphrey4913 күн бұрын
It's 2024! Why is there shock and surprise???????
@johnandrick6415 күн бұрын
So well done in every aspect of film-making that it cries out for a "Locker Two".
@KC-rd6en16 күн бұрын
Wonderful film thank you ...
@alrees6116 күн бұрын
This hit me hard!!! Due to complications with my relationship with my dad, I stopped talking to him for 5 years. It was my choice because of the shit I was going through. To my dad's credit, he didn't ostracise me but sat and listened to me rant on about mundane things. At the end of the conversation, we hugged it out and we now have a good relationship. The sad thing is that we are too caught up in our own lives and we forget the people around us, especially family. Call your dad and/or mum and tell them that you love them!!
@JK-mf1po16 күн бұрын
I’m 51yo came out as gay after all the bullying the name calling sissy poofter fag etc That “best mate” is not a best mate! He was a bully making it all about himself instead of showing support and comforting his supposed best mate! The mum saying “going through a hard time” Being gay all your life is a “hard time” end of! I still get homophobic comments and stares and this n that but it’s all water off a ducks back! See I was an effeminate kid and in high school 11-16yo were bullied years and on too had afew pedophile teachers doing things to myself they weren’t supposed to! Principal knew hushed it up and retired. A lot of stuff happened to myself and well now after almost 40years I’m suing the State Education as it cost me my year 12 to fail. It has ruined my life trajectory and my path into suicidal ideation drug addictions self harm self loathing self destructive behaviour which was whilst in my drug use. A lot to mention but coming out in 96 and with Greek parent migrants it was hard to find the courage and harder to find my way out into the world moving out shortly afterwards. Dad being more traditional Mums more modern but yet both were present whilst I grew up with my brother. So coming out that day Dad blamed Mum “what kind of child did you raise!” I was gobsmacked Mums crying and I told my Dad that um yea Mum and YOU both raised me as I recall growing up both of you being at the dinner table every night. Now it’s more accepted but still Dad has an awkwardness towards it all. It’s harder for him as when I was under 10yo his mother my grandmother sexually abused molested me. She did it and got caught by my mums sister in law. So in a way Dad thinks I blame him because grandma might have turned me gay. I don’t blame my Dad but there is a void there where it’s not comfy being around him at times. I’m a mommy’s boy and my mum is my best mate. She knows it all we have travelled together overseas and tropical Qld we love a lot it’s our happy place Palm Cove Port Douglas so we do things together. The support system has to be strong for the child from the family once the coming out occurs. This for me was broken and so it’s harder to get along with one parent and even chatting gay stuff let alone introduce a new bf is pushed to the side and don’t want to know thinking. Ive accepted it and cannot change a thing even if I tried. What’s the use. Mum will always be there and atleast I have her on my side. Growing up teens mid 20s I had nobody. My outlet was music as I was born 72 so Depeche Mode was my go to that I escaped from it all listening on my Walkman. People who judge and bully are people that are scared of it coz they don’t understand it. Showing some support and that one is human helps a lot. Anyway❤to y’all and if my case goes to media yup that’s me! Adults: leave kids alone! Being suicidal at 12yo wasn’t fun for myself. I’m 51yo and still have triggers and anxiety and untreated childhood trauma and depression. Take care ❤not hate! 🙏🏼💗😊
@horseman6216 күн бұрын
As vk3vrg says below, you sort of "have to" come out in any introduction, but at 61, i just no longer edit......I don't declare "gay", but if I'm telling a story, I just don't edit out my "husband". that was the best thing about declaring it to myself. I no longer had to spend the energy to think a sentence ahead to change genders or change the name of the bar i'd gone to......Now, I can truly say that in 99% of the cases, i just don't care. take me or leave me......I'm here, and it's good
@isboff16 күн бұрын
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 🫡 this is true art
@dickloucks885316 күн бұрын
POWERFUL !!!
@isboff16 күн бұрын
Great shorts, good script, direction and actors. very well done, it took them a while to publish it. I hope it becomes one of the videos with the most views on KZread, they deserve it. Thank you for your work and sharing it.🫡
@billycarroll915316 күн бұрын
What an amazing short film. So well executed I wish it was feature film length. It deserves to. Something I don’t usually notice in films is the music. Here it was captivating and moved me to tears. Bravo to all involved. I hope this film was awarding winning when it was released.
@poppabear-20216 күн бұрын
Superb
@ninocaruana94517 күн бұрын
I have to say this short film was well acted, written and directed, a good story well told, well done to all involved ❤️
@victordcabral398517 күн бұрын
Having trouble with the audio. Only the music comes through clear and the female best friend's voice. Anyone else having the same issue?
@user-gw4qk4wt8e19 күн бұрын
Where is the love ❤️ ?where is the compassion 😢?
@freddenker953721 күн бұрын
fits into the Bible Belt... and if the Christiban, the Taliban of the West....... and the right-wing fascists reach power and introduce a theocracy modeled on Iran... then things will look bitter for human rights and democracy in the USA. A witch hunt against trans people and all LGBTQ+ people has already begun. and all in the name of an unprovable "loving" god??? so sick !!!
@marcnoonan218721 күн бұрын
Please tell me Peter had nothing to do with the assault.
@stuartt45518 күн бұрын
Yeah my heart sank when he arrived and the place was empty, hope Peter was used and didn't maliciously set him up.
@Yourboyfriend66622 күн бұрын
Oh my god... I just realized that was my old school. I was like wait a minute...😭 I went to school there ... Newcomb secondary college, right? I thought I was crazy at first because the uniforms were very similar ...oh wow😳😂
@Yourboyfriend66622 күн бұрын
Those uniforms reminded me of the time when I was in school. I just got flashbacks for a minute 😩 I'm from Victoria. Very great short film. It definitely resonated with me quite a lot.
@patcomerford559624 күн бұрын
Another tragic gay tale, is there no end to them?😢
@siliconvalleyattorney192225 күн бұрын
A coming out story in 2024? LOL absurd. Try coming out in 1974 in the US. /Boomer out.
@brianborchardt719817 күн бұрын
You think it's gotten better for everyone simply because you're a boomer? So am I. Homophobia still exists. Not everyone has a great coming-out story regardless of their age.
@niallschonce950513 күн бұрын
This was shot in 2011
@redfern_mike26 күн бұрын
The Yarra is BLUE??? Fiction
@MARKSVIGIL26 күн бұрын
Here here! We'll done! Brilliant film! Good actors. Gorgeous cinematography! Beautiful and profound message❤ Thank you
@billycarroll915326 күн бұрын
I hope this film was completed. Just from the clips here I am anxious to see it.
@youngblazeproductions24 күн бұрын
Thanks for your message! We will be uploading 'Locker' in the next couple of months! Definitely check back soon! Thanks for your interest!
@keithss6727 күн бұрын
Yikes! They tuned him up pretty well
@CharlieLaMonteA321XLR27 күн бұрын
It shouldn't take someone getting nearly killed to be a parent I'm still angry at the Dad
@CharlieLaMonteA321XLR27 күн бұрын
The dad is a jerk he should have been more loving and unconditional for his son
@vk3crg27 күн бұрын
This film bought back so many memories of behing this boys age and going through the same thing. Coming out is not just a one time thing. I’m now 55yo and still find myself having to “come out” (kind of!) as life goes on and you meet new people. It definitely gets easier as you get older and get more life experience. While (thankfully) I was never subject to violence from strangers as depicted in this beautifully shot and acted film, I definitely relate to most of the story. Another thing that makes this film feel closer to home is its shot in my hometown of Geelong! 😎Well done to everyone involved including Grace Acting Studios. I’m a friend of Sarah Grace. She’s a beautiful soul and so very good at her craft. Congratulations to all involved ❤Craig
@youngblazeproductions26 күн бұрын
Thank you Craig for your very kind words. This film was an absolute labor of love for all involved! It was a very long time in the making and I'm glad now to finally be able to bring this story to a public platform so it can be a great discussion piece. To hear this impacted and resonated with you is truly humbling! Sarah Grace is an amazing individual and she runs a fantastic studio that helped play a crucial part in the casting of our little film! ❤
@davebarciz147225 күн бұрын
It won't feel like coming out once you/we start to think of telling someone that you are gay the same as telling someone you are left-handed; it's just the beautiful way God made you.
@tomstruth752227 күн бұрын
Can we just once see an uplifting film instead of this garbage. I swear these writers think this happens to everyone every time. They must be the saddest and most dysfunctional people on the planet.
@vk3crg26 күн бұрын
A bit harsh aren't you? Young people worked on this film. For all you know it was the experience of one of those involved. To call it 'rubbish' is belittling the hard work of all those involved and is damn rude. While this may not have been your experience in life, it's not too far from stuff that happened to me and I'm sure many others. There are "happy ending" shows..."Heartstopper" (which I love too!) etc. Fact it, life is not always a happy ending or easy journey for LGBTQIA+ people. To judge the writers so harshly when you have no idea who wrote it or why or how personal this story is, comes across as real nasty. The fact is, stuff like this does happen and pointing that out to a wider community doesn't make it 'rubbish'. Maybe a film like this may generate a bit of anger is some and make them think twice before attacking young people struggling with their own identity and sexuality. I look forward to seeing the short film you write and produce on this subject real soon. If you're such an expert that you feel it's your place to attack the hard work of young people, why don't you show us how it's done? 🙄
@tomstruth752226 күн бұрын
@vk3crg WoW, triggered or what? I say bullpoop to the entire novella you wrote. I know exactly what this film is about because I lived it. I lived a time when gay was illegal in this country. I grew up during a time when gay was considered a mental illness, and you could be committed. BUT that's all in the past and I live in the future. YOU are the rude one, according to you I'm not allowed an opinion, so take the chip off your shoulder and kiss off! You say that watching this might make someone think twice? You think that the type of person that would beat someone up for being gay IS SITTING AROUND WATCHING gay shorts? Seriously? ALL the writers of these movies are living in or showing the past. Young guys should understand the past, but not dwell on it, you have NO IDEA how good you have it today, so stop being an oppressed bleeding heart. My opinion stands, today's content needs to be much more uplifting, and the majority of shorts today are depressing.
@shenoahsuhan460725 күн бұрын
what is the point in ur comment? seriously if you don’t have anything nice to say, don’t bloody comment.
@tomstruth752224 күн бұрын
@shenoahsuhan4607 my point is that we want to see uplifting videos instead of depressing videos. AND seriously, how entitled do you have to be to tell me I can't express my opinion? Sorry, but just because you don't like it does not make it invalid.
@brianborchardt719817 күн бұрын
You didn't like the content and called it garbage. How naive - and entitled - to be surprised you got some pushback?
@davidjones696928 күн бұрын
I want to see a story where they kick ass. And the bad ones go to jail. Defend themselves.
@eugenefrankmd543327 күн бұрын
Kicking ass are now the aggressors
@scronx28 күн бұрын
Yep, being gay's a real picnic.
@philiphoel429027 күн бұрын
Yeah and we choose to be gay, and go through all that sierrahotelindigotango.
@scronx26 күн бұрын
@@philiphoel4290 We do?
@brianborchardt719817 күн бұрын
@@scronxYes, according to conservatives.
@scronx16 күн бұрын
@@brianborchardt7198 Well, according to all the naked and decadently-clothed hedonists parading down out streets in the name of (cough, cough) Pride. According to most gay movies being gay is a pain because of all the POISECUTION.
@michelauger4329 күн бұрын
Who was Jake Joyce ?
@youngblazeproductions28 күн бұрын
Jake was a talented member of our crew who sadly passed away in 2012. He is certainly missed!
@charleshdrinksjr291627 күн бұрын
What did I just watch?
@redjupiter229 күн бұрын
We are rapidly sliding away from compassion as a society. Ironically the very institutions that profess that we love one another are creating some of the most hateful and divisive people in our society..... organized religion may well be the undoing of our species.
@user-zq3kb7ug5c29 күн бұрын
Without organisation there would be chaos in society. Hate is not encouraged in my Church despite what critics may say. RC
@troubadour8128 күн бұрын
@@user-zq3kb7ug5c I rarely reply to anyone unless it's a reply worth the effort. As a Follower of Christ, I accept his Gospels in where he proclaimed that we "Love One Another" even our enemies. Especially our enemies. But he also stated that we must not yoke with them for they would corrupt us and our faith. This means not becoming friends, letting them into our home, nor congregating with them. This is where all of Christianity has FAILED in the delivery of the Gospels. That Jesus commanded us to LOVE, but not YOKE. Growing up in the Christian Church, I don't recall ever being told this. Other than not paying attention to other beliefs, including other Christian sects. NOT yoking with your enemies is not HATE, it is self preservation. Jesus would not have "included" unBelievers if they had not repented. Sinners would too have to repent before being "included" in the walk with Jesus. The same today, sinners and unBelievers can not walk with us, they are not like us. That's not HATE, that is preserving your Faith.
@eugenefrankmd543327 күн бұрын
While I agree with the notion that religion serves only its own goals,, likewise Tromp is not the problem but his followers. Those people who harbour these hatreds, prejudices, and rage find support of their credos in the church. Isolated they are powerless but as a mob of coreligionists , co-conspritors, Trumpers adhere to their hatreds seeking support to light the fires under the witches...ignorance...the German public supporting Hitler, extreme rightwing Jews supporting Netanyahu How to cure these hatreds, these prejudices, how to humanize humans? A better job was done by Greeks during the Golden age of Greece (450 BCE to 150 BCE)
@ajjockboy19 күн бұрын
Thank you for your comment, Red, one of the most insightful I've read. Yes, preaching compassion and putting it into practice are sadly two different things.
@aidenfreedom14 күн бұрын
@@user-zq3kb7ug5c Wrong, the church is responsible and all Western religion for 'hate' the narrative teaches it from start to finish, never teaches acceptance only conformity, Christianity took me to suicide at 16. So go shove your hateful belief system where the sun don't shine, if I had my way it would be BANNED. Love one another...my foot...I lived among them, all my growing up years. We would do fine with out it, even better!!
@BTURNER196129 күн бұрын
I have seen this so many times in media representations for decades. Here's the message that gets received. Coming out means taking your beating, nearly dying so that your loved ones can get over themselves and their issues and learn to love you . Somehow if you are young and gay, you have to either try to commit suicide, or get attacked to be fully accepted. Its a 1980's and 1990's message. We have to do better in 2024, than rinse and repeat.
@bigblockrc29 күн бұрын
It's still an issue even today though. Sad but true for some folks
@youngblazeproductions29 күн бұрын
This short film was initially shot in 2011 and couldn't be completed until now due to Post Production debacles. Still real issues though and I agree more needs to be done!
@BTURNER196129 күн бұрын
@@youngblazeproductions I am not saying that gay bashing and gay shunnings do not happen. I am not saying that there are not young shy passive gays out there. I am saying that this ground portraying young gays as victims post coming out has been covered as nauseum for decades. We need to see gay youth as the powerful force in their own stories, not passive recepticles of what comes their way. We want to see films where we WIN that fight, if there needs to be one.
@user-zq3kb7ug5c29 күн бұрын
Was thinking myself, why people portrayed in the film seemed incapable of giving a hug instead of mere platitudes.
@nalandatendar421228 күн бұрын
Unfortunately, even in our Western cultures, where gay marriage is possible, there are still subcultures where bashing, hatred, prejudice are overwhelming present. I like the quote of the Dalai Lama at the end. ''Love and Compassion are necessities, not luxuries. Without them humans can not survive''. I have seen in the meantime quite some movies with positive story lines with mutual respect, sincere relationships and happy endings. But reality is, if we are looking at many countries and even 'modern', that there is still violence against gays from gross to subtle. It is all dependent arising, we have to start with well wishing for oneself as base for love, respect and compassion for people we meet in daily life and then see what we can do for society (by making these kind of movies for example). Never give up love for yourself, for close ones and strangers in society. And even enemies, as they have the potential to be our friends in the future.
@itsme-y8y9 жыл бұрын
yh same I really want to watch it , do you know where I can find it ?
@thaynaracosta34599 жыл бұрын
Someone knows where I can find this movie?? I really wanna watch it but I didn't find any site to download it :((
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One of the most beautifil short films Ive seen. Beautifully written and well acted. Well done
An amazing short film. Brought me to tears. Extremely well written and executed. Congratulations to all involved. 😢❤
"Gayness" is a perfectly normal difference from the "norm" that exists in most animal groups, as well as humans. It happens, and there's nothing that can be done about it. We have to accept it ... much like accepting people with different colored hair. Everyone's different, and all are perfectly fine and normal.
😢💔❤️
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It's 2024! Why is there shock and surprise???????
So well done in every aspect of film-making that it cries out for a "Locker Two".
Wonderful film thank you ...
This hit me hard!!! Due to complications with my relationship with my dad, I stopped talking to him for 5 years. It was my choice because of the shit I was going through. To my dad's credit, he didn't ostracise me but sat and listened to me rant on about mundane things. At the end of the conversation, we hugged it out and we now have a good relationship. The sad thing is that we are too caught up in our own lives and we forget the people around us, especially family. Call your dad and/or mum and tell them that you love them!!
I’m 51yo came out as gay after all the bullying the name calling sissy poofter fag etc That “best mate” is not a best mate! He was a bully making it all about himself instead of showing support and comforting his supposed best mate! The mum saying “going through a hard time” Being gay all your life is a “hard time” end of! I still get homophobic comments and stares and this n that but it’s all water off a ducks back! See I was an effeminate kid and in high school 11-16yo were bullied years and on too had afew pedophile teachers doing things to myself they weren’t supposed to! Principal knew hushed it up and retired. A lot of stuff happened to myself and well now after almost 40years I’m suing the State Education as it cost me my year 12 to fail. It has ruined my life trajectory and my path into suicidal ideation drug addictions self harm self loathing self destructive behaviour which was whilst in my drug use. A lot to mention but coming out in 96 and with Greek parent migrants it was hard to find the courage and harder to find my way out into the world moving out shortly afterwards. Dad being more traditional Mums more modern but yet both were present whilst I grew up with my brother. So coming out that day Dad blamed Mum “what kind of child did you raise!” I was gobsmacked Mums crying and I told my Dad that um yea Mum and YOU both raised me as I recall growing up both of you being at the dinner table every night. Now it’s more accepted but still Dad has an awkwardness towards it all. It’s harder for him as when I was under 10yo his mother my grandmother sexually abused molested me. She did it and got caught by my mums sister in law. So in a way Dad thinks I blame him because grandma might have turned me gay. I don’t blame my Dad but there is a void there where it’s not comfy being around him at times. I’m a mommy’s boy and my mum is my best mate. She knows it all we have travelled together overseas and tropical Qld we love a lot it’s our happy place Palm Cove Port Douglas so we do things together. The support system has to be strong for the child from the family once the coming out occurs. This for me was broken and so it’s harder to get along with one parent and even chatting gay stuff let alone introduce a new bf is pushed to the side and don’t want to know thinking. Ive accepted it and cannot change a thing even if I tried. What’s the use. Mum will always be there and atleast I have her on my side. Growing up teens mid 20s I had nobody. My outlet was music as I was born 72 so Depeche Mode was my go to that I escaped from it all listening on my Walkman. People who judge and bully are people that are scared of it coz they don’t understand it. Showing some support and that one is human helps a lot. Anyway❤to y’all and if my case goes to media yup that’s me! Adults: leave kids alone! Being suicidal at 12yo wasn’t fun for myself. I’m 51yo and still have triggers and anxiety and untreated childhood trauma and depression. Take care ❤not hate! 🙏🏼💗😊
As vk3vrg says below, you sort of "have to" come out in any introduction, but at 61, i just no longer edit......I don't declare "gay", but if I'm telling a story, I just don't edit out my "husband". that was the best thing about declaring it to myself. I no longer had to spend the energy to think a sentence ahead to change genders or change the name of the bar i'd gone to......Now, I can truly say that in 99% of the cases, i just don't care. take me or leave me......I'm here, and it's good
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 🫡 this is true art
POWERFUL !!!
Great shorts, good script, direction and actors. very well done, it took them a while to publish it. I hope it becomes one of the videos with the most views on KZread, they deserve it. Thank you for your work and sharing it.🫡
What an amazing short film. So well executed I wish it was feature film length. It deserves to. Something I don’t usually notice in films is the music. Here it was captivating and moved me to tears. Bravo to all involved. I hope this film was awarding winning when it was released.
Superb
I have to say this short film was well acted, written and directed, a good story well told, well done to all involved ❤️
Having trouble with the audio. Only the music comes through clear and the female best friend's voice. Anyone else having the same issue?
Where is the love ❤️ ?where is the compassion 😢?
fits into the Bible Belt... and if the Christiban, the Taliban of the West....... and the right-wing fascists reach power and introduce a theocracy modeled on Iran... then things will look bitter for human rights and democracy in the USA. A witch hunt against trans people and all LGBTQ+ people has already begun. and all in the name of an unprovable "loving" god??? so sick !!!
Please tell me Peter had nothing to do with the assault.
Yeah my heart sank when he arrived and the place was empty, hope Peter was used and didn't maliciously set him up.
Oh my god... I just realized that was my old school. I was like wait a minute...😭 I went to school there ... Newcomb secondary college, right? I thought I was crazy at first because the uniforms were very similar ...oh wow😳😂
Those uniforms reminded me of the time when I was in school. I just got flashbacks for a minute 😩 I'm from Victoria. Very great short film. It definitely resonated with me quite a lot.
Another tragic gay tale, is there no end to them?😢
A coming out story in 2024? LOL absurd. Try coming out in 1974 in the US. /Boomer out.
You think it's gotten better for everyone simply because you're a boomer? So am I. Homophobia still exists. Not everyone has a great coming-out story regardless of their age.
This was shot in 2011
The Yarra is BLUE??? Fiction
Here here! We'll done! Brilliant film! Good actors. Gorgeous cinematography! Beautiful and profound message❤ Thank you
I hope this film was completed. Just from the clips here I am anxious to see it.
Thanks for your message! We will be uploading 'Locker' in the next couple of months! Definitely check back soon! Thanks for your interest!
Yikes! They tuned him up pretty well
It shouldn't take someone getting nearly killed to be a parent I'm still angry at the Dad
The dad is a jerk he should have been more loving and unconditional for his son
This film bought back so many memories of behing this boys age and going through the same thing. Coming out is not just a one time thing. I’m now 55yo and still find myself having to “come out” (kind of!) as life goes on and you meet new people. It definitely gets easier as you get older and get more life experience. While (thankfully) I was never subject to violence from strangers as depicted in this beautifully shot and acted film, I definitely relate to most of the story. Another thing that makes this film feel closer to home is its shot in my hometown of Geelong! 😎Well done to everyone involved including Grace Acting Studios. I’m a friend of Sarah Grace. She’s a beautiful soul and so very good at her craft. Congratulations to all involved ❤Craig
Thank you Craig for your very kind words. This film was an absolute labor of love for all involved! It was a very long time in the making and I'm glad now to finally be able to bring this story to a public platform so it can be a great discussion piece. To hear this impacted and resonated with you is truly humbling! Sarah Grace is an amazing individual and she runs a fantastic studio that helped play a crucial part in the casting of our little film! ❤
It won't feel like coming out once you/we start to think of telling someone that you are gay the same as telling someone you are left-handed; it's just the beautiful way God made you.
Can we just once see an uplifting film instead of this garbage. I swear these writers think this happens to everyone every time. They must be the saddest and most dysfunctional people on the planet.
A bit harsh aren't you? Young people worked on this film. For all you know it was the experience of one of those involved. To call it 'rubbish' is belittling the hard work of all those involved and is damn rude. While this may not have been your experience in life, it's not too far from stuff that happened to me and I'm sure many others. There are "happy ending" shows..."Heartstopper" (which I love too!) etc. Fact it, life is not always a happy ending or easy journey for LGBTQIA+ people. To judge the writers so harshly when you have no idea who wrote it or why or how personal this story is, comes across as real nasty. The fact is, stuff like this does happen and pointing that out to a wider community doesn't make it 'rubbish'. Maybe a film like this may generate a bit of anger is some and make them think twice before attacking young people struggling with their own identity and sexuality. I look forward to seeing the short film you write and produce on this subject real soon. If you're such an expert that you feel it's your place to attack the hard work of young people, why don't you show us how it's done? 🙄
@vk3crg WoW, triggered or what? I say bullpoop to the entire novella you wrote. I know exactly what this film is about because I lived it. I lived a time when gay was illegal in this country. I grew up during a time when gay was considered a mental illness, and you could be committed. BUT that's all in the past and I live in the future. YOU are the rude one, according to you I'm not allowed an opinion, so take the chip off your shoulder and kiss off! You say that watching this might make someone think twice? You think that the type of person that would beat someone up for being gay IS SITTING AROUND WATCHING gay shorts? Seriously? ALL the writers of these movies are living in or showing the past. Young guys should understand the past, but not dwell on it, you have NO IDEA how good you have it today, so stop being an oppressed bleeding heart. My opinion stands, today's content needs to be much more uplifting, and the majority of shorts today are depressing.
what is the point in ur comment? seriously if you don’t have anything nice to say, don’t bloody comment.
@shenoahsuhan4607 my point is that we want to see uplifting videos instead of depressing videos. AND seriously, how entitled do you have to be to tell me I can't express my opinion? Sorry, but just because you don't like it does not make it invalid.
You didn't like the content and called it garbage. How naive - and entitled - to be surprised you got some pushback?
I want to see a story where they kick ass. And the bad ones go to jail. Defend themselves.
Kicking ass are now the aggressors
Yep, being gay's a real picnic.
Yeah and we choose to be gay, and go through all that sierrahotelindigotango.
@@philiphoel4290 We do?
@@scronxYes, according to conservatives.
@@brianborchardt7198 Well, according to all the naked and decadently-clothed hedonists parading down out streets in the name of (cough, cough) Pride. According to most gay movies being gay is a pain because of all the POISECUTION.
Who was Jake Joyce ?
Jake was a talented member of our crew who sadly passed away in 2012. He is certainly missed!
What did I just watch?
We are rapidly sliding away from compassion as a society. Ironically the very institutions that profess that we love one another are creating some of the most hateful and divisive people in our society..... organized religion may well be the undoing of our species.
Without organisation there would be chaos in society. Hate is not encouraged in my Church despite what critics may say. RC
@@user-zq3kb7ug5c I rarely reply to anyone unless it's a reply worth the effort. As a Follower of Christ, I accept his Gospels in where he proclaimed that we "Love One Another" even our enemies. Especially our enemies. But he also stated that we must not yoke with them for they would corrupt us and our faith. This means not becoming friends, letting them into our home, nor congregating with them. This is where all of Christianity has FAILED in the delivery of the Gospels. That Jesus commanded us to LOVE, but not YOKE. Growing up in the Christian Church, I don't recall ever being told this. Other than not paying attention to other beliefs, including other Christian sects. NOT yoking with your enemies is not HATE, it is self preservation. Jesus would not have "included" unBelievers if they had not repented. Sinners would too have to repent before being "included" in the walk with Jesus. The same today, sinners and unBelievers can not walk with us, they are not like us. That's not HATE, that is preserving your Faith.
While I agree with the notion that religion serves only its own goals,, likewise Tromp is not the problem but his followers. Those people who harbour these hatreds, prejudices, and rage find support of their credos in the church. Isolated they are powerless but as a mob of coreligionists , co-conspritors, Trumpers adhere to their hatreds seeking support to light the fires under the witches...ignorance...the German public supporting Hitler, extreme rightwing Jews supporting Netanyahu How to cure these hatreds, these prejudices, how to humanize humans? A better job was done by Greeks during the Golden age of Greece (450 BCE to 150 BCE)
Thank you for your comment, Red, one of the most insightful I've read. Yes, preaching compassion and putting it into practice are sadly two different things.
@@user-zq3kb7ug5c Wrong, the church is responsible and all Western religion for 'hate' the narrative teaches it from start to finish, never teaches acceptance only conformity, Christianity took me to suicide at 16. So go shove your hateful belief system where the sun don't shine, if I had my way it would be BANNED. Love one another...my foot...I lived among them, all my growing up years. We would do fine with out it, even better!!
I have seen this so many times in media representations for decades. Here's the message that gets received. Coming out means taking your beating, nearly dying so that your loved ones can get over themselves and their issues and learn to love you . Somehow if you are young and gay, you have to either try to commit suicide, or get attacked to be fully accepted. Its a 1980's and 1990's message. We have to do better in 2024, than rinse and repeat.
It's still an issue even today though. Sad but true for some folks
This short film was initially shot in 2011 and couldn't be completed until now due to Post Production debacles. Still real issues though and I agree more needs to be done!
@@youngblazeproductions I am not saying that gay bashing and gay shunnings do not happen. I am not saying that there are not young shy passive gays out there. I am saying that this ground portraying young gays as victims post coming out has been covered as nauseum for decades. We need to see gay youth as the powerful force in their own stories, not passive recepticles of what comes their way. We want to see films where we WIN that fight, if there needs to be one.
Was thinking myself, why people portrayed in the film seemed incapable of giving a hug instead of mere platitudes.
Unfortunately, even in our Western cultures, where gay marriage is possible, there are still subcultures where bashing, hatred, prejudice are overwhelming present. I like the quote of the Dalai Lama at the end. ''Love and Compassion are necessities, not luxuries. Without them humans can not survive''. I have seen in the meantime quite some movies with positive story lines with mutual respect, sincere relationships and happy endings. But reality is, if we are looking at many countries and even 'modern', that there is still violence against gays from gross to subtle. It is all dependent arising, we have to start with well wishing for oneself as base for love, respect and compassion for people we meet in daily life and then see what we can do for society (by making these kind of movies for example). Never give up love for yourself, for close ones and strangers in society. And even enemies, as they have the potential to be our friends in the future.
yh same I really want to watch it , do you know where I can find it ?
Someone knows where I can find this movie?? I really wanna watch it but I didn't find any site to download it :((