EVERY SECOND WEEKEND - Tropfest Finalist (TSI: "Dice")

There's three sides to every story, his, hers, and the truth and somewhere along the journey we come to that truth -- Tony Miller Director/ Founder of Dad's In Distress.

Directed By Scott Holgate & Tony Nicholls
Tropfest Australia
2010

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Short Film
• Tropfest
• Finalist
• 2010
• Dice
• Mens Group
• Dads in Distress
• Depression

[Glorrriana]

this makes me sad. people say its hard for women, but this just proves that men always gets the short end of the stick. they always have to be more careful and people forget about them. this is the epitome of that.

this is amazing.

[luvkrafft]

Great news men: Marriage 2.0 and no-fault divorce means women hold the cards. THIS MEANS the onus is on WOMEN to prove their worth to marry. We men are still obligated to hold down a job, but women are required to show reliability and accountability.

Great news, for the onus has shifted and women now have to do some serious soul-searching. Of course, the chances of this succeeding are slim, but it still means men don't have to jump through hoops or be held to arbitrariness!

[AdVader]

‎'equal rights' are not going to 'save' divorced-separated children&fathers, ON THE CONTRARY!

meanwhile divorce-separation remains child abuse and parent-family alienation to begin with.

[AdVader]

defathering,

amputated every other weekend, after 5yrs more than 50% of divorced children&fathers won't 'see' each other (hardly) ever again, after 10yrs 90%?

[TheCooopers]

@kinglouie18 WTF?

[MrThepinkeagle]

@placebo4yo damn, you're missing the point.

[gorillapancake]

Why was this a finalist?

How was the dice used within the film?

Where's the creativity?

[pupitski]

such a great culmination of feelings and views put forward and as already said, this film is not about hating women, it is just a point of view and when my parents were divorced almost 10 years ago, it makes you see the frustration and helplessness of many good dads around the world who are trying to look after their kids. It really is heartbreaking. Just keep trying to get through to them and as they get older they will find out the truth. Just never stop loving them

[the26thhour]

In relationships, women & I always share a common interest:

My rules are all about what I'm able or unable to do & be

& their rules are all about what I'm able or unable to do & be

No really 8(

[vanzetti7]

VG :-)

[steviehasachannel]

when i watched this i could just see my dad and what he would have said, it breaks my heart to think of what he went through when my parents got divorced, my mother tried to make us hate him, stopped us from talking to him. but the women in these situations need to see it doesnt help them in the long run and the kids will grow to resent them