ADONIS BLUE - LGBT Child Abuse Short Film | Award Winning | [TW: Domestic Violence]

[@SL-vx5cg]

Child Abuse Isn't Always The Easiest Thing To Talk About.

[@michaelsmithers9961]

Just like my stepfather, bad, bad memories, I didn't have the courage to fight back but well done you guys for doing this.

[@shenreice]

Thank you for watching!

[@1mol831]

What is a child abuse? I should never learn because unlike a normal person some do not experience emotion and cannot tell what abuse is. But yes, there is certainly revenge against those who have brought unfair among us.

[@sarahanonymous3770]

this is one of the best short films I've ever seen

[@shenreice]

Thank you so much!

[@AtticusFinch907]

I’ve experienced it. Not by family, but by older kids after my father passed away I was 5. If I would see that shit the abuser may not have the opportunity to be put in cuffs.

[@shenreice]

I'm sorry you had to go through that, and thank you for taking the time to watch this film.

[@1mol831]

I guess that’s the disadvantage of those who look decent have to endure. Those who look disfigured like me do not need to experience such issues.

[@andystore2005]

This is so underrated

[@shenreice]

Thanks! 😊

[@jeancolapierrearmande3326]

I’m in tears now.....

[@shenreice]

Thank you for watching!

[@SL-vx5cg]

This Movie Is So Emotional And Beautifull Great Work. :)

[@shenreice]

Thank you!

[@PictureTime]

Nice job Tad!

[@hauntedflower9107]

Wow this was great

[@shenreice]

Thank you!

[@joeowens6180]

The boy should have followed through and reported his bastard father. Parents who abuse their children, especially men, must be turned over to the law for the severest possible penalties the law allows.

[@surajbhardwaj1531]

Why he is called sir to his dad when entered home

[@joeowens6180]

@@surajbhardwaj1531 I am not certain that I remember this: in English "sir" usually is addressed to someone older, or as a sign of respect. I will watch the film again to check this.

[@joeowens6180]

@@surajbhardwaj1531 Here "sir" is used as a form of fear-filled politeness - to make the father less angry.

[@surajbhardwaj1531]

@@joeowens6180 ok. But why father didn't react when son calls him sir. Means dad didn't ask his son ....... why are you calling me sir ?

[@joeowens6180]

@@surajbhardwaj1531 Suraj, we might be having trouble with language here. The father was so angry that he did not accept Tom's polite answer. It is normal in English for polite children to address a father as "sir." (Even when the father is very bad).

[@chatarinchatdokmaiprai1667]

An uncivilised barbarian abuse in a first world country I like to imagine that, after 6:37, police carrying guns break down the door and storm into the house and shout at the abusive dad "ON YOUR KNEES and PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BAG.Good. Listen to me, if you dare punch or abuse your child both physically and emotionally again, we'll take you to a detain at a police station and make you pay a large fine"

[@1mol831]

I think those in the first world and barbarians have no difference, humans are not suited to live in buildings of concrete, there is no room for animalistic tendencies which lead to people commit instances of harm upon one another. After all, what difference have all of humans from animals besides being slightly more cunning and thoughtful? Given the right circumstances, the boy will grow up to be like his father. Women aren’t excluded from abusing others either, those who are abused might begin to mentally and physically hurt the younger children (12-) instead because they can.

[@chatarinchatdokmaiprai1667]

6:37 ผมแนะนำให้พ่อโหดคนนี้ไปฟังท่อน hook เพลง หนักแผ่นดิน ครับ

[@Nu2thetube]

Sad...so sad!

[@lillygraceburgess9010]

what was the dance called

[@shenreice]

You can look up Loie Fuller to see the inspiration. It was all improvised in this film.

[@lillygraceburgess9010]

@@shenreice thankyou and this is a great film

[@shenreice]

@@lillygraceburgess9010 Thank you!

[@adamharris7775]

The boy named Tom’s lying.