THE KIDDUSH CLUB by Amudim

[@murep]

Wife looks at husband as she hugs son. Worth a million words. Everything about this video is so well done, crunch chips , ice clunk and all.

[@RadenRocks1]

Anyone else get thirsty after watching this?

[@149739]

My town has tons of kids exactly like this, and they turned out that way precisely because the community didn't accept that kids would drink with their parents in the private home. When kids like myself drank with our families, we did not feel the need to go out and drink somewhere else, without a safe environment and and a sense of responsibility. I think the real solution is responsible drinking, within the confines of the family.

[@sashagamino2268]

If someone in the family has become an alcoholic they lose the power of choice when it comes to being responsible. Alcoholism is a disease like cancer or diabetes but but there is no medical cure or treatment, no magic pill that will change them back to a non alcoholic.

[@arthurfriedman5885]

Children may close their ears to advice, but they keep their eyes open to example.

[@sashagamino2268]

Yes. That is absolutely true.

[@ion_iot]

Another phenomenal production by Amudim.

[@TheLadyWhoLunches]

This is really well-done!

[@sashagamino2268]

Yes. I wish the message were a bit different though.

[@stevenginsberg8471]

My issue with Kiddush Clubs is not the drinking per se. But the idea of walking out in the middle of shul for a social gathering. That is a disgrace to the davening and I can't understand how everyone does not see that. I have no problem with taking a l'chaim AFTER davening, in moderation. Like many other things, too much can be dangerous, but with restraint, it can be a nice shabbos joy.

[@sashagamino2268]

It does seem disrespectful but if any of the men are alcoholic, they are doing it because they “need” a drink.

[@yackburstyn2940]

Just one question why the ice don't you people know scotch is best neat

[@murep]

This video is scary good.

[@cholententertainment6516]

Amazing

[@sashagamino2268]

Yes, very well done. I'd like to see an update addressing the disease aspect of alcoholic drinking though.

[@sh76us]

It's a wonderful video with a powerful message. But I have to say that it's disconcerting that you moved the family back and forth between Monsey and NY City during the shoot. You couldn't just shoot the whole thing in Monsey and find a Ramapo police car to do the final scene? Sorry to nitpick, but I can't help it.

[@sashagamino2268]

It was a really well-made video. But as I’ve said in all my other comments I wish there could be an addendum or remake or even another separate video addressing the disease aspect of the problem.

[@drinkaphobia6612]

Seriously, the kid didn’t even die, he literally just threw up the end......

[@yosefyitz]

Drink Aphobia really? That's luckily all acting but in the real world it can be more tragic. What if someone drunk got behind the wheel?

[@itabenjamin4133]

On the assumption that you really did just miss the point of the video, and aren't just trolling: It's not until the kid is brought home in a police car after passing out drunk that Dad begins to understand why his wife's been yelling at him about his drinking club every week.

[@sashagamino2268]

It's a film. In real life kids do die. It happens more often than we want to know.

[@yackburstyn2940]

BFD

[@dakruise1]

No one brings vodka in a sprite bottle to school.

[@raymondanderson5775]

this champ did

[@sashagamino2268]

@@raymondanderson5775 It happens all the time. You don't know it's vodka if it's in a Sprite bottle though, right?

[@SuperGalaxy]

I understand what the video is trying to do, but it has the same problem as the Dhar Mann video; they dont feel real and the story created feels to far fetch. I like the production itself as in that it was professionally done, but the message could have been said with a less extreme story that I doesn't feel extremely fake. Maybe if it was based on a true story I feel something more.

[@shtinar1]

Kidush clubs are a form of bain odom le chavairo un fortunatly people use it for the oposit

[@sashagamino2268]

Yes

[@zip19692000]

How often does this really happen? and in this narrative, where the Rav and wheres the family therapist? This family's been having problems for years now! And why is the story half in Rockland County and Half in Brooklyn? So at best don't include the kid. Amudim is the new Sholom Bayis expert here? I want a kiddush club. My friends what a kiddush club. We've been having it for years. Comes Amudim and says: No more Kiddush Club!

[@yackburstyn2940]

Yechi Adonai Moreno melech hamasiach

[@raymondanderson5775]

What a fuckin champ

[@YackB-o9e]

Real men don't use ice

[@patheticgamer546]

*clink* *crunch*

[@sashagamino2268]

Potentially the sound of lives being ruined or hurt.

[@mordygetz780]

Zvi is KING! Did more for Klal Yisroel than many so called gedolim and rebbes combined.

[@sashagamino2268]

... 😊

[@Jojo-tl4ru]

What video! Props to the foley team

[@AudioGuy1990]

why thank you :)

[@sashagamino2268]

@@AudioGuy1990 It was a really well-made video. But as I said in my other comments I wish there could be an addendum or remake or even another separate video addressing the disease aspect of the problem.