Damaged - A Short Film

[@Queeniefay997]

I just wanna grab all the sad children and hug them and protect them

[@sadeenturkss9774]

Krista Fay it me, I wish I could die I wish tmr I sleep and I couldn’t wake up 💔🖤

[@codydixon8418]

Including me and my brother? We r also sad children.

[@therealxenith3237]

The Catcher in the Rye, a positive being to protect children.

[@levicosplayer7585]

Including me and my friend.?

[@aena5995]

😢😭😭 made me teary eyed

[@jbirdnelson3818]

At that age I always thought that I would die young... I'm surprised I've survived this long, damaged...

[@codydixon8418]

That boy I believe to be at ages from 15 to 20, not sure tho :/

[@peachiee1]

Me too😥😖

[@ivanfernandez5875]

Im 14 years old but iwant to kill my self because my grandmaother always beat up me im so tired but i pray to god pleas give me strenght.

[@censura1210]

@@ivanfernandez5875 just tell somebody. your grandmother is probably a victim or damaged herself, by her parents. most people hurt youngsters without being conscious about it or realizing what they're doing. but suicide is never an option and shouldn't be. it's not worth it for anybody. you'll grow up and see things in a defferent way and you'll thank yourself for being brave enough to talk to somebody who could help fix or improve the case 😊

[@asianguy86]

@@ivanfernandez5875 try to get a job and leave that place

[@d.j.7069]

"I'll never, ever hurt you again; I promise!" That's what they all say right after rehab. Then comes the fall ..and it strarts all over again.

[@krisztianbudai9992]

What do you mean by "then comes the fall"?

[@d.j.7069]

@@krisztianbudai9992 Very few abusers don't relaps after rehab. Abusers always say they're sorry, and that they will never do it again .... shortly before they "do it again". It is a CYCLE of abuse of everything (drugs, alcohol, people) ... and it tends to go around and around and around, over and over again. Abusive personalities are abusive personalities!

[@davidtan3353]

True

[@angrygalamb]

...are you saying they will go back to how they were even after being alright for a few months?:c

[@CollinDC51]

Yeah but have hops

[@peepeepoopoo8206]

Why are all the best short films so underrated?

[@OwenFeetham]

Thanks!

[@visiontv8257]

You're welcome

[@lucaswalton]

@@visiontv8257 You're The Best in this comment section

[@No-kf8jc]

Ikr

[@surajbhardwaj1531]

Why he is calling sir to his dad?

[@lilip5248]

i literally started crying as soon as he flinched and sat up when his dad walked into the room, that hit so close to home i can't even explain it.

[@Maxtheprotogen2238]

Me too. Its quite upsetting.

[@CollinDC51]

Same I know the feelings

When I was 16 I fled to a homeless shelter to escape my abusive family.

[@Hasan-vl5tv]

Wolfina Benji yikes

[@arandomyoutuber7097]

K

[@fishisdiane9662]

Good job

[@asianguy86]

Great you saved yourself I hope you will be happy now

[@swayfire5964]

K

[@lilahouston236]

Actors - Bad Storyline - Good Delivery - Terrible Hotel - Trivago

[@kristian27342]

Lila Houston lol

[@lucaswalton]

@@kristian27342 lol

[@truthunfolded1300]

@@lucaswalton lol

[@-sorta]

@idek idfwy lol

[@ryleeo5722]

haha 😂

[@alecxanderthegreat]

from ages eight - eleven i always thought i would never make it to my teenage years. now im thirteen and extremely confident, i was so broken and alone, and now im so happy

[@algray7951]

Stay that way

[@jennawalden8547]

I hope you’re still doing well 😊

[@fratdawgg23]

9:28 Forgiveness is key to healing. However, the anxiety of living with such a violent, volatile parent is difficult to overcome.

[@josealisson3521]

Oi. A mipltrgh:-P:-((TT)^_^3⃣4⃣5⃣3⃣

[@NeurospicyTaco]

Its also worth noting that forgiveness isnt always the answer. In my personal experience theres a difference between forgiving and moving on. I can never forgive how my mother treated me as a child, but I was able to get away and move on from what happened. I cant change what happened, nor do I care to, I've healed, but that doesnt mean I forgave her. Just something to keep in mind. I was always told that forgiveness was the only way, but its important to know that its not.

[@grayson4161]

very true.

[@starlitelodge7410]

@@josealisson3521 You never overcome it, at least I haven’t. It’s a form of emotional abuse that leaves deep Scars in your soul.

[@sweetcoconut2882]

Always treat your kids with love and respect you know how many kids in this world never had love some kids never had enough love so share your love with them too....

[@cantalibre4708]

Mr Owen, thank for making this film. We need people like you to reveal the horrid truth. This story happens in South Africa daily.

[@hellguard2132]

Begining: Dad- Arms! Boy- Shows arms Dad- Hits! In reality he is just beating the bed

[@wqsnt5156]

He needs covaks, needs to get that aim

[@grayson4161]

well yeah he wasn’t actually gunna beat the boy

[@codydixon8418]

HellGuard H.G the boy is almost a man, the dad is almost a Grandpa.

[@MC-nl1tb]

Me know

[@badboy17savage79]

The sound of the whips sounded like minecraft when destroying trees

[@nichlovichteslava6734]

Good story but actors were stiff and sounded almost as if this was the first time they had seen their lines and were reading them off of cue cards.

[@OwenFeetham]

Thanks for the feedback. They were not my first choice for actors due to schedule issues. Filming at times was difficult due to weather conditions so we had to keep running inside to refresh our minds on the script. The acting is my new film Memories is much better so I recommend you check that out!

[@visiontv8257]

@@OwenFeetham whens the merch being dropped and are you going to have a stall at vid con or insomnia? 🕺🤸🤾

[@OwenFeetham]

@@visiontv8257 Do I know you because you've left an awful lot of comment replies? As for your question, no plans of it.

[@visiontv8257]

@@OwenFeetham He's onto us boys!

[@OwenFeetham]

@@visiontv8257 Wdym?

[@hinthehouse8145]

Getting abused is hard to over come the trauma is always there sometimes people recover some don't I don't think I'll ever recover from the 16 years of abuse

[@fanboy_artist3645]

Tru that’s what scares me. I’m 13 i don’t know when it started but it’s not physical abuse, it’s emotional and mental abuse. I have to wait until I’m 18 for it to ever stop. I’m scared it’s gonna stay with me forever. Even if so get new parents and amazing friends and a greate family it’s always gonna be with me. Is there any point to even be alive anymore😣. It’s never gonna stop😭😭

[@hinthehouse8145]

@@fanboy_artist3645 i just turned 19 and that trauma from all kinds of abuse is hard to get through, with so much conselling doesnt work personal for me but im not going to be hypocritical and say dont think like that because i do think about taking my own life but if you are having that abuse try and speak to soical services and tell them how you feel and you dont feel safe where you are, physical the scars will stay but mental and emotional is hard to overcome, your only 13 still young but is there anyone you can trust to tell them how you feel?

[@hinthehouse8145]

You can always speak to a mental health worker and get a soical worker, if though im always here for you, ill try my best to help as much as i can 😊👌

[@grayson4161]

i’m surprised i’ve lasted this long at my home, damaged, in pain, suffering. i always tell myself it could be worse. an abusive alcoholic parent is not even close to bad compared to what other children deal with. i hope that any of you dealing with any problems get through them and live a long life.

[@madisonrocca4823]

I really liked this. Most of the short films I've watched with this type of subject matter always ended dark with the abused one killing themselves. It's nice to see some with a happier ending.

[@rosered6009]

The acting is so good the boy acts emotionless as a self defense mechanism when his father is apologizing he doesn't even look at him ,he's given up. He shows less emotion because if you give less hope it won't hurt as much when you're let down

[@Jay-iu5qz]

Short film are the best, right to the point

[@kendarnell2700]

Jay Pena has

[@timothy1427]

This kind of shows that human never progress and it is so weird that we think pain is always the good punishment ( not only to others but also to ourselves)

[@avanijohal9003]

My best friend used to be abused by his father until he called the police on them one day and the police didn’t bealive him because “silly kids just always joking around” as his dad said. My friend ran away that night and stayed at my house and finally opened up about the subject and my parents called the police and that was finally enough clarification for the police to arrest his dad and exspose him in court.

[@prady654]

i still remember my childhood and growing up under my father was a hell, i suffered abuse, beating, on many occasions i was badly injured and bleeding due to my father altercation, some how i stayed with my family until i finish my studies and left my home for a job in other city, till now i dont like my father and every conversation leads to altercation and i somehow survived the trauma and when i look back, its not easy journey, To all those suffer from toxic parents, be strong and have a hope!

[@shaya9745]

I don’t think they showed that sometimes these people can be really lovely. Like my dad was so kind and perfect to me in front of others and to others that no one believed me when I tried to tell them. And whenever little me would ask him “why do you hurt me daddy?” He would always bullshit me into believing it didn’t happen: “I didn’t. It isn’t real, it’s all in your head. Why would you accuse me of doing something like that. I would never hurt you, I’m always gonna be here. I love you.” And I felt guilty for ever even asking. Then that became my coping mechanism, whenever I didn’t want something to be true I would tell myself it wasn’t real. And now 2years on after not seeing him I can’t remember what’s real and what’s not, good and bad. And I just feel so lost. I don’t think this represented that well. It was good though

[@HillaryGaming_Official]

I'm a Chinese Canadian girl but I was verbally abused by my stepdad and not physically abused but he is Chinese just like me but I will never forgive him like never

[@PaulFerzoco]

I'm not into religion and verses but I am of forgiveness. They both work.

[@maxamillion9044]

I've been just we're this lad was I was hit by the buckle part of the belt every day for years by my step father but it just made me stronger and I treated my children so differently

[@vardhamustafa1884]

Dad's apology melted my heart 😭❤

[@Hunter-zu9qs]

Never forgiving my stepdad. Never

[@ssomeome4009]

Why what happened? If you don’t mind me asking.

[@candaceculpepper9456]

God bless you, I hope your okay:)

[@jivanvasant]

Forgiveness is for the benefit of the harmed individual to clear his trapped emotional energy; it is not to help the individual who caused the harm. Chris Thomas, Wales, U.K. > The first thing that needs to be done is to clear the body of trapped emotions. On a chakra level, unexpressed emotions bring about symptoms of illness. On a soul level, unexpressed emotions take up a great deal of available space within the body that would be better occupied by the soul. In order to achieve a clearance of these unexpressed emotions, the best tool to use is called a “giveaway”. This is a very simple process that is very effective - see Synthesis. [Synthesis by Chris Thomas, 2011, Appendix: pages 165-167] The Giveaway Throughout our lives we find ourselves in situations where we feel we are unable to express ourselves as fully as we would like. This can be with members of the family, with friends or colleagues or with our employer. The problem is that all of the unexpressed emotions of these kinds of situations become lodged in our internal organs. If the emotional debris becomes too great, it can cause the organ to breakdown & generate symptoms of illness. This has been bad enough in the past, but as we undergo our process of change, the storage of old emotions will actually hold us back if not actively prevent us from moving forwards. Obviously, these stored emotions need to be removed from out of our bodies [and our minds]. The best way of clearing these emotions is to confront the person who brought about the emotions in the first place and express to them how you really feel. If you are unable to do that, for whatever reason, the next best way of clearing these stored emotions is with a process called "The Giveaway" The giveaway is a process of writing down all of the emotions that you have stored away. This sounds as though it cannot work - until you try it. What you will find is that once you start, all sorts of emotions and situations that you thought you had dealt with will come to the surface and you will realize that you are carrying a huge amount of emotion with you from your past. ... http ://www .thespiritguides .co .uk /Article_11678.aspx An Update On Our Evolution - Page 5 © Chris Thomas 2013 - (2) Excerpts: If you are full of old emotional debris, there is literally not enough room in your body for your higher self to get in and so soul re-integration is impossible unless you clear this debris out. Chris Thomas interview -- Transcript excerpts: [42 :17] [Insert: How - Step Five] Chris: And the best way of doing that is to use an old technique [the Giveaway Process]. It is Native American originally. But the technique is very simple. And what you do is you get yourself a newspaper, an old newspaper, and a pencil, and what you do is to start writing to the people who have made you angry, annoyed, frustrated, whatever it is, and you write to them on the newspaper. But you don’t read it back. That’s the important thing, is you don’t read it back, because if you read it back, what you’re doing is taking all the emotion back into the Body. So, you need to get it out. You need to clear the Body out. So, by writing it on newspaper, it’s physically impossible to read back, because you’re writing in pencil [black lead]. You can’t actually read what you’ve written. So, once you’ve finished a piece of writing, writing to your mother, boss, great aunt, whoever it is, it makes no difference. Just rip it up, and get rid of it. Burn it if you can; otherwise, just get rid of it. Rip it up into little pieces. So, what you’re doing is getting the emotion out [of your Body]. And once you’ve finished writing that, if you think back on what you’ve just written, and you still feel angry or whatever emotion is connected with it, then you know you need to write again, because you haven’t cleared that situation out of your system. Your system isn’t clear enough yet, so you need to do more writing over that situation. Rip it up again, and get rid of it. It’s when you can think back on events that have occurred in your life and you can see them as events without any emotional upsurge attached to that event, then you know that you have cleared the emotion out of your system. [43 :52] Chris: Now, essentially, that’s all you really need to do, is the statement of intent and the clearance of all the emotional debris of the body. It’s as simple as that. Now, I know that people don’t like simple answers. I mean, Humans [egos], god bless us, like everything as complicated as it is possible. Unless it’s complicated, then it can’t work. It never does work that way [which is the whole point of the Ego, to distract]. The simplest answer is nearly always the correct answer and the easiest way to do something. And this give-away process sounds like it cannot possibly work, until you try it. And then you realize just how much rubbish you’re hanging on to and have hung on to all of your life. You’ll find stuff going back to childhood that you thought you had dealt with, but you haven’t. It’s there, it’s still there, you think about it, and it creates an emotional response within the Body even now. Using this [giveaway] process will clear that out. The more rubbish, the more emotional debris you clear out [of your body], the more of the Soul you can take in [to your Body]. The more Soul you take in, the more rubbish you can clear [out]. So, it becomes a self-perpetuating cycle, eventually. Until eventually, what you have is the Higher Self, the whole Higher Self, back in the Body. And then, at that point, everything changes. The world changes totally, because your view of the world changes, your interaction with the world changes, your interaction with people changes, everything changes.

[@sophiabeebeeboo4579]

You don’t have to. You have no obligation to do so. I hope you’re okay.

[@gahhstusgejh3237]

Hunter i hope your okay

[@LGBTR3naissance]

An alright if not very engrossing short film at the horrors abused youths go through and how it can affect families. The Mom was a coward for not defending Chris from Barry. The story is however a resonant one and a message to all who are victims, feel totally ignored or that life is unfair to them. Chris was lucky he met Jess-everyone needs a helping hand. It is hard to forgive and change is not always easy- a lesson victims and abusers all can learn from. While there are people willing to help others, the first step always starts with the individual.

[@pine3films]

Overall good plot and storyline. Although some scenes are shaky, but delivery is superb! I like the opening - the song with the main actor lying on the bed to show how helpless the main actor really is. The ‘jumping off the roof’ scene was also quite good imo. The actors were willing to be in the rain and it signifies how sad that situation really was.

[@OwenFeetham]

Thanks for the support! The rain was extremely intense and forced us to keep going inside for breaks because we were so wet and cold.

[@codydixon8418]

Alright, I will be guessing ages, The son is 15-20, The dad is 45-65.

[@gigi4266]

Lol the son is 15 or 16. The dad is 40-45.

[@codydixon8418]

@@gigi4266 How did you know?

[@gigi4266]

@@codydixon8418 it's my best guess. No way is that kid more than 16 or 17 and no way is the dad older than 45. Maybe late 40's.

[@codydixon8418]

@@gigi4266 In Canada, I have seen a lot of 18/19 year olds looking like their 15, those kind of ppl stil exists.

[@gigi4266]

@@codydixon8418 yes but it's rare. i'm canadian too, and that can happen in other countries too, not just where we live. realistically though, what 18-20 year old would submissively hold out his arms for a lashing? an adult man would tell that fucker where to go.

[@angelaburton4712]

I was treated like that, I was bullied alot at school, I was beaten and called names so I was fighting back. When I got home I was beaten again by my parents for not keeping my hands to myself. I was treated like a slave, punch bag, humiliation and starvation. I was a walking punch bag at school and at home. I suffered humiliation in front of my parents friends, saying that I was worthless, useless, thick waste of space. I have written a book about it and it is called in comfort of Mary by Bethany Ford its on amazon and its on KZbin and you can read chapter one on KZbin now. Tell me what you think x. I haven't spoken to my mother for thirty years now as I had to choose my kids over my mother. So I picked my kids over my mother as kids came first.

[@professorcashj9636]

Love how they mentioned the Bible, that was awesome

[@mcmanpa]

A difficult but important subject, undermined by the Director's inexperience. For instance, it was critical to establish credibility of abuse early, but the father's limp behaviour at his first appearance and the belt hitting sound effect fell flat, diminishing most of what followed.

[@Hari-om6yx]

If you must know, to change one's mind, is to change one's soul. Not a soul can be changed without a mind who understands. Understanding one's mind does not mean violence, but reaching out for one's deep hidden heart. I literally don't know if that's been said before, but at least I worded it myself

[@robindixon4814]

That was handy for the Dad that the belt was just sitting on the basket waiting to be used. There was this strange pause between the Dad entering the bedroom and talking to his son. The conversation on the roof was so BAD

[@maddisonnotrae7568]

this shaped my caretaker complex and treated you with the most affection and respect

[@mica1k]

loved this... great job mate

[@xxcheetahkinzxx8963]

I like the short film! Great effort! So sad, but straight to the point!

[@Abby-jr7mm]

Parents like that should be put in jail. And most importantly, parents like that should NOT have KIDS. PERIOD.

[@shadowx2652]

I refuse to go through this life when I'm not living at all. Relatable 😔😔

[@lilahouston236]

Bad Actors. Good Storyline. Good Script. Bad Delivery.

[@edhudec]

like you could do better lila

[@royaltystar4482]

What was the intro song called

[@creativelife2851]

Mystic Diamond look up the lyrics yourself were not doing it for you

[@royaltystar4482]

@@creativelife2851 too slow I got it Soo thank you next

[@cbox8880]

@@creativelife2851 We're*

[@aviezerscop401]

If I die young

[@tntturtleneckturtle914]

@Creative Life no one asked you to be a douche, they were just asking the name of the song, get back to your fortnite game.

[@soumyagaur7137]

What's d solutions to get out of this.i am 17 i want to run away from them and want to start a new life with new people.Those parents are like emotional blackmailer one day they will treat you like a prince or princess and another day they will treat u like it's your fault that u even exist. What to do men!?🤦

[@asianguy86]

Moral of story every guy who is watching this one become good fathers ☺☺☺☺😊😊😊

[@landonlewis5501]

Bad actors but good plot

[@Nu2thetube]

Agreed!

[@xxcheetahkinzxx8963]

I thought the acting was good. Everyone has their own opinions. I respect that. :)

[@wqsnt5156]

The only good actor is probs the girl that saves the kid

[@nateadams4665]

"we can COME and get some food" LOL

[@raphaelventer9616]

Jesus Christ please be with all these kids during these times. We know you are loving God Lord Jesus. We know you will always be by our side. And that you will never leave us or forsake us. WE LOVE YOU LORD!!! AMEN!!!!!!

[@activesleeper6659]

You never ask a victim to forgive you. It's not about you, it's about the victim always and religion plays no part other than causing more pain. People think the victim needs to forgive, but they don't. That's not their responsibility. It's the offender who needs to do all the work.

[@dannyrowland8065]

No child should be treated like that pray for all the children being Abused 🙏🙏

[@elisavailati8927]

the story was good, but some scenes were just too “empty”, i don’t know how ti explain it. Anyways, i can see there’s a lot of talent in here, just keep doing what you love and you will always improve!

[@kittykatkatie48]

As soon as he went up on the top of the building I'm like no no don't jump please don't!

[@miguelsonofzeus]

Any father that can afflict pain onto their own child deserves the death penalty!!

[@jourellelane1686]

Nobody has the right to abuse U either physically sexually Or mentally

[@Laila_Maria]

Love how this makes me feel

[@spelaorel9534]

This is so powerful cuz I only see this videos about girls and even tho I'm not a guy I feel that there should be more representation about guy and boys being abused

[@cpt.flippybirds9015]

Love one another as I have loved you! (Jesus) 🐦

[@stuartashbourne-martin9629]

If Jesus loved everybody so much then where are there in so many wars over it you silly deluded individual GoPro for eternal salvation

[@HarHah]

Stuart Ashbourne-Martin Because they don't believe in the real Jesus, Stuart.. Religious, stupid people don't believe in the real Thing... It's very very sad.... The Creator, who made us really does care about us individually... Carnal man does not..

[@jackjoseph9576]

Jesus literally hates everything that is different.

[@rainythoughts4832]

wow. The part of the Bible verses came so unexpected. This video was truly beautiful wow

[@Patrice148]

Ill yeet till im drunk yeet till im high yeet on the hill yeet up in the sky sky sky i know ill yeet em highhhh

[@SL-vx5cg]

Omg Poor Kid That Is One Of The Worst Punishments To Give To Them. :(

[@googleemoji5134]

A lot of this comment section is so depressing for everyone who goes through anything bad let god help you out

[@aracelymillan8302]

now I want McDonald's

[@kittykatkatie48]

Nice! Liked it very much!

[@SarahJack-gc1yy]

Me and him have a connection but my mom hurts and abuses me and my dad doesn’t do nothing but on time my mom abused me again and my dad knew it was cold so my mom got scared of my dad she went outside and my dad lock the door on her

[@Harajukubarbie333]

Wow this is so good and relatable As a kid/preteen my mom would be like your math teacher called and said so and so and she’d try to help me with math and my dad would sometimes everytime he did if I didn’t know the answer he’d grab me by the face and start screaming at me and stuff or slapping me and my mom worked for cps so it’s not like I could tell them and I tried to tell my friend and she said I was lying so did my sister and she saw it happening I got whooped too with a belt but that was an actual punishment He still yells if you don’t respond to him fast enough and still insults me daily. Atleast that dad has an excuse my dad doesn’t even drink he has a lot of health problems though and is in pain a lot so I guess he takes it out on me

[@flamespitter297]

Its so sad 😭 the boy become so damaged 😓😓😓

[@stevie5076]

Throwing god out as the key to stopping abuse is insulting.

[@user-fr2sf4nd6u]

Does anyone know any movie/ tv show/ short film/ book with character like jughead from RIVERDALE? I love the depressed jughead idk why I wish I could watch or read more beaten, depressed, family problems character like jughead.

[@Katie-gh1mm]

zzxxrrxx__x_ danceislife degrassi

[@aviezerscop401]

In the books Jughead is actually quite well brought up.

[@reho7387]

The editing was a bit haphazard but did not take away from the message of the video. Good job.

[@HarHah]

My Heavenly Dad is much better than my earthly dad.

[@xxcheetahkinzxx8963]

Agreed!

[@terrencelindsey5552]

I would never forgive my dad for what he did to me

[@jessiefindley545]

Sad 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭so sad i am crying

[@AJ_s000]

Chocolate milk makes all the pain go away

[@Jayr0]

You're a great actor and writer/director. I'm assuming you created this film? The abusive father didn't show any emotions though, good or evil, so I couldn't really connect to him. But the music, choreography and camera was brill. Well done

[@seaintruder9072]

I get hit on the inside everyday which is really hard..feel like leaving everything and going

[@kevinking4228]

That PRICK of a Dad has to sleep sometimes! He wouldn't wake up again!

[@kaydendawson5746]

He deserves a better family a better life abusing a child isn't going to make the problem go away it's just going to get worse. His dad needs to be reported to the Fed's and I think I'm gonna report him.

[@Hzz9248]

kayden Kardashian its acting ya fucking dumbass

[@visiontv8257]

Nah, it's 100% true

[@suzannecampbell1307]

😭😭😭😭😭😭I’m crying right now but at the end it’s so good

[@Bwakasenpaibah]

Beautiful

[@Ventuskeymaster]

Sadly this happens in the world today, but not many people realize how much a child can take. they either run away or die by suicide to escape the horrible pain they live in.

[@meredithgiboney8866]

The dad with the belt omg thats child abuse

[@ashlewismartin4339]

Never understand why parents do that 1:20

[@chevillot.christian]

Bonjour!Très bien ce film!C'est dans ce sens qu'il te faut continuer pour réussir!J'ai regardé les autres vidéos mais il manque le truc magique pour les faire "décoller"Celle çi est bonne et il faut faire dans cette voie là!!Je vais m'abonner a ta chaîne et bien sûr liker!TRADUCTION: Hello! Very good this movie! It is in this sense that you have to continue to succeed! I have watched the other videos but it lacks the magic trick to make them "take off" That it is good and must be done in this way there! I will subscribe to your channel and of course like

[@chatarinchatdokmaiprai1667]

A developed world is not a world full of brand new technology or material. A developed world is where this abuse and teens'fear do not exist!

[@kyoski1]

My father made me stand touching my toes in the middle of the street when I was 5 just because as a 5 yo I was crying for a chips packet in the market.

[@Eden-le2pi]

Hey that's my dad! :D

[@Puggo18]

When u actually get hit and knocked out it's very bad just can't cope with all the memories

[@G59-95G]

leave...............................................................................................................................me alone

[@spookyix]

6:41 gun lean remix

[@monasanchez6086]

I'm currently in a foster. My family is trying to get fixed. Because it's currently broken.

[@brendenpillay380]

Great work.

[@OwenFeetham]

Thanks!

[@visiontv8257]

You're welcome

[@paulajai8173]

What was the song in this movie?

[@noahmizen7001]

9:10 Chris I don't expect you to forgive me but I am truly sorry So tender even though he is trying to apologize he admits he can accept it if his own son doesn't forgive him for his own bad treatment

[@soullless6080]

I get that this was a happy ending but sadly parents like that don’t just turn around like that. Sometimes they do but most of the time it’s just how their wired

[@BirdyVibo]

Taylor swift said : soon you'll get better ,, ooh soon you'll get better 🥺🥺😭😭

[@sadieglenn6674]

I wish my dad would change like that too

[@mebanshanbareh9714]

That so sweet advice woman on the bridge or what ever the place...I like it.. Christian from North East India.

[@OwenFeetham]

I can't believe my film has been seen all the way in India!

[@mebanshanbareh9714]

@@OwenFeethamyes bro ....we saw your film in India....

[@fanboy_artist3645]

Literally having a breakdown while watching this.😭

[@rustyalcorta3643]

That was a great short! Thanks.

[@OwenFeetham]

I'm glad you liked it!

[@visiontv8257]

Me too

[@ActuallyStatic]

Who else has been hit on the hands with belt? Dat shit hurts I've never felt it but I have been slapped on my hands

[@davidtan3353]

Lucky you....... I experienced far worst..... many many years ago, left home after 18 and NEVER speak to my father ever since, not even attend his funeral