Incest A Family Tragedy

Christopher & Ophelia de Serres talk candidly about the documentary, Incest A Family Tragedy.

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[jamesbrownintown]

They would do a better job eradicating child abuse by putting some of those child abuse documentaries available online for free.

Incest a family tragedy would probably make more money/profit if they would put the full length video for free

[menspeakout]

@jamesbrownintown - making this and other films available for free is a great idea. that said, having worked with other documentary filmmakers, i understand having to pay back investors/ personal investments etc. when the final product is complete. this film and others like it, are not about profit but people should not be out of pocket either. we need to put our money where it matters. imo, the film is the perfect place to do just that.

[jamesbrownintown]

@menspeakout but thats what I'm talkin about, Alex Jones puts his films online for free and as a result, people end up buying copies of the DVDs to support him. Why won't they do the same thing with this documentary? Incest A family tragedy not very popular right now but if it was made widely available, then everyone would watch it and tons of people would buy DVD copies to show at schools and abuse centers nation wide. In other words, the profiteers would recieve much more money

[menspeakout]

@jamesbrownintown you make a good point. you should email him directly and see what his feedback is. yours is appreciated. cheers.

[freedomspice]

Most people who were abused don't actually go on to abuse others, which is surprising but it's good to know that statistic.

[69iambecomedeath89]

@freedomspice every statistic can be wrong or IS misconstrued

[Tusiatko]

I just watched the documentary on yt. There is full lenght video with polish translation, it's a shame there is none in OV avaiable. Anyway, I don't know what to think after watching it. I do feel bad for the abusers, they went through the same thing. And to be honest they are the biggest victim here, because they don't have neither before nor now any help from anyone. Before people didn't want to believe them/help them , now people want to punish them/leave without any help.....

[cdinwv]

This is a great for talking openly about child abuse issues. The taboo is the truth is not known because more survivors do not speak out. It is still a silent language and so sad. I am an Incest Survivor and am working to become an advocate for other survivors too. It doesn't take money or education to help others. All it takes is time from the heart for doing good for the greater of humanity starting with our children and the adults who were abused. Kuddos for your efforts.

[nickolasrossi]

thanks for the support on our film. keep up the great work.

[menspeakout]

@laurenmhs - This guy is thinking only high schoolers get abused? - not at all! that is not what he is saying.

[laurenmhs]

I understand what you are asking. The guy is speaking about abuse BEFORE they get abused. But he doesnt even talk bout the real young kids about abuse. I mean some kids are abused at age 2 or so. So the abuse would happen before they can learn about it. I would sum it up as..a poor child being very confused and not trusting. This guy is thinking only high schoolers get abused? Get real man...I agree with this poster..speak to younger kids!