THE BOAT | Omeleto

[@robertmannion6661]

Heartbreaking. Incredible cinematography and soundtrack.

[@keanovid]

A poignant story beautifuly told. All the more heartbreaking that its not fiction. Hard not to feel the impact of that as a parent. Bravo.👏

[@jakemorgancomposer]

Hi everyone! I'm the composer and producer of 'The Boat'. Thank you all so much for watching and I hope you enjoy! 🛶

[@GirlMomma]

This is absolutely stunning! So well put together in such a sad eye-opening story, but it's beautiful. Well done, my friend! 🩷

[@jakemorgancomposer]

@GirlMomma Thank you so so much! We really appreciate you taking the time to watch it and for leaving a very kind comment!

[@GirlMomma]

@@jakemorgancomposer You are quite welcome!! Hats off to you! BRAVO! Do you have any other films or a website or anywhere I can watch more?

[@GirlMomma]

@@jakemorgancomposer I am not great with technology and not to mention I have a hole in the base of my brain so I'm not too intelligent 😆 So if you could point me in the direction of your work I would be forever grateful! 🩷 Happy Saturday!

[@lindamchale7837]

The emotion of it all is overwhelming. The love, the pain, the fear. A deeply impacting film. You did a brilliant job.

[@David_Schwarz_DOP]

This is a really sad and moving story. It’s told in such a beautiful, wonderful way. Outstanding! Congratulations!

[@MorganBrothersIE]

Hello everybody! A big big THANK YOU to everyone so far who has watched, commented on, and shared our labour of love, "The Boat". Love from the filmmakers, Luke and Jake 💚

[@GirlMomma]

@@MorganBrothersIE We love you!!!!!! 🫶🫵

[@GirlMomma]

@@MorganBrothersIE fantastic work team, fantastic work!! BRAVO!💐👏

[@eugenetswong]

Bros, thank you and the team for sharing your creation with us. The next paragraph is what I thought about the boat. Would you please confirm whether or not you both were thinking the same thing, and whether or not I missed anything? I think that the title reflects the symbolism of the tool that was used to carry the people off to treatment. It's bitter sweet, in the sense, that when you build it, you accomplish something good, which last a long time and bring opportunity, and yet they have to burn the boat after.

[@deirdrecurran4454]

Beautifully poignant and stunning cinematography and score. Humanity, heartbreak, family, and love all woven into a true and tragic story. 💕

[@fidelmasavage7016]

A beautiful short film, emotive and moving, well done to the Morgan brothers for telling this story.

[@CatherineDowns-y8x]

A very moving film with a beautiful score and amazing cinematography. Congratulations!

[@EmmaByrne-h7f]

What an amazing depiction of this true story. The music and cinematography is on another level. Really hope this goes far!

[@JataraxyMusic]

Incredible short film. Beautiful musical score and cinematography! Fantastic acting also! 10/10! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@deirdrecroke3772]

What amazing work, the cinematography, the music, the story!!! I hope it helps the cause...the mission to end leprosy l. We'll done to all involved 😊

[@glacemedia2473]

An absolutely stunning film. Another amazing piece of work from the Morgan Brothers.

[@jakemorgancomposer]

Thank you so much 🛶🙏💚

[@lynngreene1993]

Deeply moving 😢 and the bond of father & daughter was too much to take. So sad.......

[@ecopeiproject]

Wonderful film with beautiful cinematography and music!

[@jakemorgancomposer]

Thank you so much! 🛶🙏

[@GirlMomma]

I'm not crying!! You are! This was a beautifully put together film. So beautiful.❤

[@prosenjitadhya9883]

13:00 I couldn't stop my tears..

[@GirlMomma]

@@prosenjitadhya9883 same ❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹😭

[@almamccarthy]

A poignant story beautifully filmed and produced. So sad. Well done.

[@aidencroke10]

Amazing and moving story telling

[@mariesignoret]

Amazing video! Well done!

[@johnvallelycomposer]

Amazing stuff guys! Best of luck with the shortlist. 💪

[@444rita]

Sweet yet heavy hearted.

[@Tamingsouls]

Thank you for using this platform to increase our awareness. What is the definition of fatherhood if not being there for his children, especially, when they need it the most!

[@jakemorgancomposer]

Thanks so much for taking the time to watch our film! 🙏🛶

[@estephaniap9027]

I like the inclusion of a game that helps you detect if someone is leporous. Did the father release his boat as a huge wish? That is beautiful. It's sad he didn't return for her after the end of the film, but I'm glad they had a moment to connect before he sent her to the leprosy place.

[@jakemorgancomposer]

Yes exactly! Great observation. The burning Boat at the end ties many of the films themes together. It's the father's wish for his daughter to get better - but also to insure he can't return for her even though he knows he will desperately want to. It's also a common funeral practice in nepal and he may have believed the boat was contaminated with 'the curse' (what he believed it to be). Thanks so much for taking the time to watch this and your insights + thoughts!

[@estephaniap9027]

Thank you also for your reply! 🙂

[@robertmorgan000]

Love it!! ❤

[@swastikthapaliya9798]

Wow nepali movie on omleto. 🇳🇵

[@fidocarreno8709]

Podrían habilitar subtitulos en español? Muchas gracias.

[@kyerra5024]

So she willed and long for the betterment of the man when all in all she had the very same disease, Profound. I’m trying to figure this out 😢😊😊

[@eugenetswong]

It's a painful story.

[@DanniHayes-u1n]

Such a poignant story!

[@a_ram]

Love how this is an Irish film, but feels so extremely Asian.

[@dexterford8094]

😭

[@danieljackson1272]

This was great! The only aspect of the story I didn't like is the father apparently unilaterally made the decision to take her to the leprosy mission, without giving the mother or sisters a chance to say goodbye.

[@eugenetswong]

We don't know that about the mother. Even the father didn't get chance, technically speaking. I don't like the choice that he made, but I like the way that the story is told.

[@paulwright8378]

Wait did she catch leprosy on that boat

[@YT4Me57]

No. He had to burn the boat so as not to expose anyone to leprosy since she had ridden in the boat. Among people without access to care, this has always been a common practice. Lepers are isolated and everything they own is discarded or burned.

[@YT4Me57]

No, she already had it. Her father recognized the early stages when she didn't respond to the fires heat or pain of the lit match.

[@paulwright8378]

@@YT4Me57 but what about the title 🤔

[@eugenetswong]

@@paulwright8378 I think that the title reflects the symbolism of the tool that was used to carry the people off to treatment. It's bitter sweet, in the sense, that when you build it, you accomplish something good, which last a long time and bring opportunity, and yet they have to burn the boat after.

[@freedomforever6718]

There is a cure for leprosy and ignorance.

[@alydasauer6918]

there is a cure for leprosy and capitalism.

[@tpat90]

Yes there is a cure for the disease, but this cure isn't cheap. The study I read about it claimed it would cost a resident about 40% of it's income to afford a cure. Without help those people can't afford the cure, as long as there isn't a system allowing for cheaper access. So for them this disease is still a curse and an infectious one. So don't point fingers on people who are afraid to die or at least be a burden to their loved ones.

[@1Clearwords]

Unfortunately, not everyone can either afford or access the cure for leprosy.

[@000aleph]

@@alydasauer6918 HAHAHAhahahaha!!!

[@freedomforever6718]

@@1Clearwords There is a cure for your ignorance.

[@rgarlinyc]

More proof - if any was needed - that there is no God. Or at least no God that cares one minuscule bit for we as humans...

[@donp3997]

I agree.

[@GirlMomma]

@@rgarlinyc ❤️‍🩹

[@Komi-Zyrian]

not the point, its to protect the community, e.g. wolves hunt the weakest and ill pray. Old traditions were developing during thousands of years and are wise ones. I think you mean another god than their Gods

[@AcsaElizabete]

People always hurry up to blame God, but forget that evil exists and satan! It's as if you just want to justify your already built up disbelief...

[@zuchobeniezung2585]

Why carry the grief of someone else's misfortune?! It's a noble thing to desire good for all but to grief over others misfortunes is foolishness...it isn't your doing.

[@sherrysmithrice1973]

So sad!!!