Post by Brian on Apr 23, 2009 8:32:40 GMT -5
12/20/06 at 02:13 PM
ltkruger
I have net seer your film but I plan on seeing it to morrow night. I just heard youon NPR and I was overwhelmed
with your sensitivity towards domestic violence and the "Cancer" of silence in our communities.
I am a survivor of domestic abuse and incest from a family with a long history of such abuses in Appalachia. When I
began remembering my childhood and dealing with the memories that were beginning to surface, I searched
everywhere for a video/documentary that talked about survivors who had made it. I could not find any...
I am sure the last thing you want to do is deal with another "sticky" subject - but if you ever do - there is a great
need. Just like domestic violence, incest is a very real family legacy. A film would help shed light on this very dark
and shameful oart of our communities.
And Thank you for making your film. It was very courageous.
12/21/06 at 01:28 AM
Matt32
you're the one with the courage here, i can't wait to hear what you think of the film.
ltkruger
I have net seer your film but I plan on seeing it to morrow night. I just heard youon NPR and I was overwhelmed
with your sensitivity towards domestic violence and the "Cancer" of silence in our communities.
I am a survivor of domestic abuse and incest from a family with a long history of such abuses in Appalachia. When I
began remembering my childhood and dealing with the memories that were beginning to surface, I searched
everywhere for a video/documentary that talked about survivors who had made it. I could not find any...
I am sure the last thing you want to do is deal with another "sticky" subject - but if you ever do - there is a great
need. Just like domestic violence, incest is a very real family legacy. A film would help shed light on this very dark
and shameful oart of our communities.
And Thank you for making your film. It was very courageous.
12/21/06 at 01:28 AM
Matt32
you're the one with the courage here, i can't wait to hear what you think of the film.