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Video by Matthew Brown
Music by Sigur Ros

I'm currently trying to find funding for a new project about seeing the world through the eyes of an autistic 9-year-old girl as she watches her family rip apart because of her disability. It's a very hard-hitting topic for me and a lot of other people, and I hope to present it with a decent budget. We are planning to shoot this Thanksgiving season, and anything would help! My paypal account is writingmatthew@hotmail.com If you can loan equipment, locations, props, etc, that would be much appreciated, too! Thank you!
  • Roberto Dessì 6 months ago
    You have my full support, homophobia makes no sense.
  • Matthew Brown plus 6 months ago
    None at all. Thank you, Robert! I appreciate it!
  • mike ambs ☂ plus 5 months ago
    This was really powerful - that opening speech... made my skin crawl. I hope when I'm older, when my kids are the age I am now, they won't have to listen to disturbing nonsense like this. It's such a sad phobia.

    This was great - beautiful job. I think you're really starting to trade-mark that shot of the spinning camera angles ;)

    I want to like this way more than just once!
  • Matthew Brown plus 5 months ago
    Haha, thank you, Mike! Yeah, I'm starting to use that camera movement a lot now. I guess it's just fun to do. I'm really glad you got a chance to see it. I think it's very sad that the video even has to get made this way, you know? I really appreciate the kind words, and hopefully my future videos will evolve into more things like this rather than just a video journal of my trips. Talk to you soon, Mike! -Matt
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  • Yves Boisjoly 6 months ago
    Very good music choice, Sigur ros, ...

    :-)

    This movie is great, I liked it...
  • Matthew Brown plus 6 months ago
    I've been waiting a while to use this track by them, haha. Thank you for the nice words!
  • Joshua Butcher 3 months ago
    whats the actual name of the track?
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  • -GO- plus 6 months ago
    You know, while I was working for Sky News Ireland I was despached to Rome to cover Pope John Pauls funeral. Whilst I was there we interviewed a lot of gay men and women who waited in line for over 12 hours to see the pontiff laid to rest, rainbow flags flying.... and when asked why, despite the popes dismissal of their rights, would they want to see him the all replied the same. "We loved him even though he couldn't love us"
    Some where along the line God got hijacked by religion and religion got hijacked by biggots and lost all it's merit in this world. Though the good news is that we will defeat it.
    Very profound piece Matthew....
  • Matthew Brown plus 6 months ago
    I feel the same way. It's a shame that a something built on such intense love has become so hateful. Thank you for the really great comment!
  • Caleb Stephens 6 months ago
    To -GO-,
    Eloquently stated. It is such a heartbreaking thing that has happened.
  • CocteauBoy plus 6 months ago
    I'm going to use part of your comment in my link for sharing this beautiful video. Thanks -GO-, and doubly-thanks to Matthew... very moving. I mean, Sigur Ros soundtrack doesn't hurt, either... I always cry when I hear them, lol.
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  • Joaquin Baldwin plus 6 months ago
    Great visuals, and with the music it feels like being carried down by a slow current.
  • Matthew Brown plus 6 months ago
    Thank you, Joaquin!
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  • Michael J. Sirois 6 months ago
    I saw this on YouTube a second ago and now I see it's on here. Thought I'd say nice job again and "like" it.
  • Matthew Brown plus 6 months ago
    Haha, I just replied to you on youtube. Thanks again for the really nice words, Michael!
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  • Tito Sacchi 6 months ago
    This is very touching. I actually cannot remember ever being so moved by a film on Vimeo. You are brilliant.
  • Matthew Brown plus 6 months ago
    Wow, I really appreciate that! I'm glad it moved you!
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  • Wow you need to get this playing at a few festivals, awesome.
  • jim le fevre plus 5 months ago
    I totally agree!!!
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  • doug adler 6 months ago
    Real nice.
    Shooting, tone and pace - sweet and strong but not in your face
  • Matthew Brown plus 6 months ago
    Thank you, Doug! You're a poet.
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  • Hache 6 months ago
    This is a great work... mov¡ng, makes you feel, makes you think, and the visuals are just poetic...

    The essence of all human difference issues is that stupid idea we have to understand it all, so in this case, if a person cant understand homosexuality, than it's bad ... when the truth is that everything is not ment to be understood by everyone... the thing is too just accept the fact, because either way the fact is what it is and that will never ever change.

    "There are two infinite things: The universe and human stupidity. I'm not so sure of the first one" - Albert Einstein -
  • Matthew Brown plus 6 months ago
    Haha, I love the quote. I wish I could've used it in the video! Thank you so much for that awesome insight! I appreciate it, Hache!
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  • Mitchell LeBlanc plus 6 months ago
    Very, very moving Matthew. I'm studying the Philosophy of Religion at University and through my studies, or leisure, I come across many people who condemn homosexuality.

    I am not religious myself, but I will say this... somewhere in history religion really seems to have diverted from the beautiful potential it had for positive change and reformation. Somewhere along the lines it turned from a mechanism that could have been used for enrichment, into a mechanism utilized to deliver hatred under the guise of faith.

    At any rate, I sincerely hope that in the future we stop looking for divinity amongst the pages of outdated books and find the divinity that we are all capable of as human beings.

    I sincerely hope that you are not the victim of such persecution, though I feel that even if not being persecuted directly, you feel the brunt of the bigotry that exists...

    Excellent video Matthew!
  • Matthew Brown plus 6 months ago
    Thanks for the comment, Mitchell. I've only had some intense moments with my loon-republican, anti-everything-that-not-white-straight-and-Christian-family, and just some other horrible experiences seeing people I know trashed upon by ignorance. It's pretty disgusting sometimes. That "Slumdog Wedding" video I made was a hard weekend because I was shoved in the middle of a very conservative Tennessee town that seemed like it was filled with nothing but Jesus and guns. It was a little scary for me, haha. Anyway, thank you for the really awesome words, and I hope to see more of your videos!!
  • It's hard to believe that in 2009 we are even having a discussion about personal freedom. What two consenting people do is their own F###ing business.

    Three words: Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of happiness. Why would we want to deprive anyone of any of these rights. The conversation should be over, unless those three words don't apply to EVERYONE in 2009. As far as I’m concerned, the constitution does not exclude gays; consequently, they should have the same right to marry as straight people do under liberty & pursuit of happiness. They shouldn’t have to be humiliated with us having to vote to give them rights that the constitution already guarantees them. Here’s the part that gets me, so many of the right feel that gay marriage will somehow hurt straight marriage. Straight marriage doesn’t have such a great record of success, they really should keep their mouth shut. I would think they would be a little embarrassed.

    Well done Matthew, you've broached a subject that should really not be a subject but unfortunately is.

    Mitchell,
    Well put. Religion could be such a force for nice and good, but unfortunately I don’t see that. Even in its lightest forms it’s extremism to me, with their mission to be to convert me. It's a lot of: if you don't believe what I do, I will have to force my opinion on you, or they need to save people. Why can’t they just hand their shingle out there and if people show up fine, if not, leave the rest of us alone.

    The real problem in all of this is tolerance, if we as a people can have tolerance toward something different, we wouldn’t have any problems both political and religious. And that’s a big IF?
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  • Aaron Tait plus 6 months ago
    Beautiful video man. Can I ask which camera and lens you used?
  • Matthew Brown plus 6 months ago
    Thanks, Aaron. I use the Canon HV30 and no lens adapter or anything like that. Just the naked camera.
  • Aaron Tait plus 6 months ago
    Thanks. I love the color correction and those trippy shots that almost look like they're on a crane (there's one at the 2:58 mark).
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  • Nathan Miller 6 months ago
    beautiful. heavy. necessary.
    well done sir.

    the fact that it inspired many great comments alone shows it's worth.
  • Matthew Brown plus 6 months ago
    Haha, thanks man! At first I was like "Hey I know a Nathan Miller" and then realized it was you! haha. I wish I had more time to edit. I think I could've done better. Thanks for the comment, Nate!
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  • manuel gasse 6 months ago
    Great job. Inspiring. Great colours and tones. Thanks.
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  • americanvirus plus 6 months ago
    I don't know what to say Mathew- This completely moved me and brought tears to my eyes- Brought out so many feelings- it's hit me hard. It was gorgeous on so many levels. I'm probably not even making sense. I came home from work today so exhausted and brain dead- so completely unfeeling to the world... and then I watched your movie... and I think I'm human again. Thanks.
  • Matthew Brown plus 6 months ago
    That is such an awesome feeling you sent up my spine with your comment!! I am so happy it made you feel good. Hopefully I'll be able to make more videos that have more inspirational, moral values to them. You basically just made my day with your comment. Thank you so much!
  • americanvirus plus 6 months ago
    Thank YOU. :)
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  • Sasha Stefan 6 months ago
    See... now I had to log in to Vimeo so I could "Like" this video! It's that good!
  • Matthew Brown plus 6 months ago
    Haha! Awesome, man! Thanks for checking it out!
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  • leslie 6 months ago
    this is really stunning, matthew.
  • Matthew Brown plus 6 months ago
    Thank you, Leslie!
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  • krizia torres 6 months ago
    You never cease to move and amaze me, Matthew.
  • Matthew Brown plus 6 months ago
    Thanks, Krizia! I hope I'll continue to!!
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  • Vaun Raymond plus 6 months ago
    This is beautiful and powerful, Matthew: a beautiful message expressed in a powerful way. Your audio montage of anti-gay hatred contrasts so poignantly against the joyful, loving images of the people and places in your video. You are certainly an artist in sound and ideas as much as you are in images.

    I’m so glad to see you using your art to make a statement and take a stand. Just today I was telling some of my video students about the “essay” genre of documentary filmmaking, and I used your work as a prime example of it. I told them that this genre can be a very effective vehicle for making political and philosophical statements, both good and bad (as an example of the bad, I referred to Leni Riefenstahl’s work for the Nazis). So I was delighted to find a message from you today, watch this piece and read the wave of mostly positive comments you have gotten from viewers.

    You are taking a genre of filmmaking that can be merely “warm and fuzzy” and giving it a real edge. Where many filmmakers with your talents would be using them to make car commercials, you are going out on a limb, baring your beliefs and your soul.

    Thanks for having the courage and clarity to make this movie and share it with the world. I understand more and more why Kenney Smith admires you so much and says that Matthew Brown is “his own man” and “one of a kind.”
  • Matthew Brown plus 6 months ago
    This is such a nice comment, Vaun! I really really really appreciate your kind words. It really raises my spirits. I've been getting harassed quite a bit tonight about the video. A lot of hateful people out there. I've had to delete some of the messages, mostly on youtube. Your comment is the best way to call it a night tonight. I'll sleep easy now, haha. I'm glad you were able to check the video out. If you see Kenny give him a big hug for me, haha. It would be great to grab a coffee, Vaun, and talk about filmmaking, writing, etc.
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  • Ventnor Blog plus 6 months ago
    Beautiful
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  • Londonmark Films 6 months ago
    Hi Matthew, Thanks for sharing this short, a lot of the footage reminded me of Brokeback Mountain, I also loved that you used Sigur Ros as the music very fitting. I know what you are shooting on camera wise and you prove that it's less important the equipment but the vision and the mood of the piece that is key. Overall very well executed, a few technical issues but who cares. Well done you have taken a subject which a lot people may avoid but you've done it and that's the main thing. You have sensitivity in your filmaking and that what makes your vision interesting. Best wishes Mark
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  • Jah Love 6 months ago
    Thanks for that one.

    Have always had a hard time differentiating the light from the dark. But now that I see light outside, and hear dark in my mind, it's nice to know that I can't dissociat the light I saw in your work.

    Prophetic muxh? Would like to think that there are those in our world open-minded enough to recognize that there is beauty in this world beyond what they are comfortable with.

    Will pass to the next person I meet with an open mentality.

    Just wish it wasn't such a trek to find one.

    Much love.
  • Matthew Brown plus 6 months ago
    Thank you so much! Share away!
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  • media khritty 6 months ago
    Everyone in that video looks so miserable. There is a dark cloud hanging over all of them...
  • Matthew Brown plus 6 months ago
    Haha, yeah they're are all pretty depressed, huh? Thanks for the comment, haha.
  • media khritty 6 months ago
    Where is the audio (other than Iceland) from?
  • Matthew Brown plus 6 months ago
    Random anti-gay videos from youtube.
  • media khritty 6 months ago
    Ah. You did a good job of choosing them imo.
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  • Ocarina 6 months ago
    Just... beautiful!
  • Matthew Brown plus 6 months ago
    Thank you!
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  • rickflick 6 months ago
    Great film essay Matt. It certainly one of the finest social commentaries I've seen. Lot's of hate out there - largely driven by the religious right. Yours is a brave statement. Keep up the fight.
  • Matthew Brown plus 6 months ago
    Thank you, Rick! I'll definitely be doing more statements on issues like this with my future videos. I appreciate your words.
  • rickflick 6 months ago
    Donementionit.
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  • Urs vom Schnee 6 months ago
    Overwhelmingly powerful! How can the American people hate eachother so much? How can these Christians stick so much to their ideologies? Not that it would be better in my part of the world, but I never understood why hate speech could be allowed in public media.
    Thank you for this video nevertheless.
  • Matthew Brown plus 6 months ago
    It really is horrible how this country is divided so harshly. I think hate speech should definitely be allowed in the public media because it allows for people to access how extreme and real the situation is. It helps for people to make videos like these to show the contrast between the two sides. Thank you so much for the comment and your words. I thank you!
  • Urs vom Schnee 6 months ago
    Yes, you are right. If these haters would only act in the underground then not many people could recognize these damaging words.
    And yes, your video is that powerful, also because of the speeches included.

    "It's an ABOMINATION!!!" < Very dramatic. :)
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  • pimmousse 6 months ago
    simply, natural, just ... just awful, beautiful, true !

    i love
  • Matthew Brown plus 6 months ago
    Hehe, thanks man. I appreciate it!
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  • vera k markevich 6 months ago
    gorgeous shots, neat edit, good topic,great sound mixing.
  • Matthew Brown plus 6 months ago
    Thank you!
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  • trev 6 months ago
    Your video is intense. Thank you.

    It confirms that I am NOT confused in any way about being gay. It just is and I am proud of it.
  • Matthew Brown plus 6 months ago
    I'm really happy you got that out of the video! Thank you for checking out the video!
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  • Valentino Hesse 6 months ago
    Beautiful video and idea.
  • Matthew Brown plus 6 months ago
    Thank you!
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  • The Watcher 6 months ago
    Great camera and editing work as always. Pity you've gone political with this one though. University indoctrination is very obvious nowadays. The arrogance of the "academy" has become breathtakingly audacious. No real arguments. Mostly, like Christian missionaries of old, an assumption of moral supremacy. Simply quoting from an ideological opponent is enough to dismiss the argument as wrong and the individual as evil. Epithets become the first stage of a process of intimidation and thuggery. All too human my friend.

    If you think that the fanatical and very powerful political homosexuality movement is all flowers and respectability then you are seriously illusioned. America is on the road to socialism and State indroctination. As is already happening in other countries further down that road than yours, wherever the State moves in on the lives of your young children, they will be targetted by political homosexuality. And when your five year old sons are being taught about the pleasures of homosexual sex in the classroom, political homosexuals will use the law to silence the dissent of rightly concerned parents.

    Political homosexuality has nothing to do with liberty and classical liberal values. At all.

    The individuals in your film are having fun. Good for them. That's how it should be. Loving friends enjoying life together.
  • Matthew Brown plus 6 months ago
    It's called the "Ladder of Inference". When somebody says something and the observer adds their own projections, fears, and world view in order to draw a conclusion. This video is not political in the least bit. It's about hatred vs. acceptance. If you think it's political then I suggest you watch it again with a less closed mind. You obviously think that being gay is wrong by saying,

    "And when your five year old sons are being taught about the pleasures of homosexual sex in the classroom, political homosexuals will use the law to silence the dissent of rightly concerned parents."

    I respect your views on gays, but this video is meant for people like you, so I hope it sticks with you.

    I really think you should watch the video again so you can shake off your political spin on it. This video is about love and putting out the wildfire of discrimination.

    By the way, no one is going to teach a five-year-old about the pleasures of gay sex. I don't know anyone who teaches a five-year-old the pleasures of ANY sex. You're blowing everything out of proportion. Sorry to say, but you are.
  • The Watcher 6 months ago
    Leaving inference open to the observer might, although this is doubtful given cultural audience expectations for these things, only work without the context of your pro-homosexual comment responses.

    "I respect your views on gays..." You mean my views on political homosexuality. I have homosexual colleagues and friends. The political spin "I" put on it is pickled throughout the comments prior to my own. By "people like you" I assume you have a straw man ready made for me? Copyright of the academy or the media?

    "By the way, no one is going to teach a five-year-old about the pleasures of gay sex." Might I point you towards some State-schools in the UK for a refutation of that line? Parents are set to be fined and children will be treated as truants if parents pull them out of, what amounts to, State-funded homosexual indoctrination classes. For prepubescent children. Hundreds of thousand of pounds were spent "researching" the recommendations for the policy.

    Political homosexuals are also set to make it illegal (carrying a prison sentence) to link homosexuals to pedofilia. This bill passed through the Lords with a mere one hour of "scrutiny". There are many more instances of these kinds of things. As I said, some countries are further down the path that America is now on. You can see into the future if you look without prejudice and learn to accept some unsavoury "off-message" truths.

    As always, a lovely video (see the last paragraph of my previous comment). Keep up the good work. Nice to cross swords with a gentleman.
  • Matthew Brown plus 6 months ago
    Again, this video is not political. You're making stuff up. There's always going to be a combative comment or few in these situations, and I totally respect your views. Someday we'll all realize that being gay is completely natural...it's as natural as people being born as twin's, as black, or as a woman. What people are not born with are prejudice and religious faith...they are raised and influenced in their lives to develop into that. Me being gay is something that cannot change no matter how hard I tried, but people pushing hatred and segregation is something that is learned and CAN be helped. One day we'll all love one another. Unless, of course, greed and ignorant hatred wipes us all off the face of the earth. Thanks for the comment, and have a nice weekend!
  • The Watcher 6 months ago
    "Someday we'll all realize that being gay is completely natural". Most Westerners see it like that Matthew. Each to his own as long as others are not physically harmed against their own sane volition. I couldn't agree more. You've also implicitly defended my right to say "combative" things you completely disagree with. For that you have my utmost respect. Good old classical liberalism hasn't died yet. Have a good weekend and film something nice for us!
  • Tim Baker 2 months ago
    ""By the way, no one is going to teach a five-year-old about the pleasures of gay sex." Might I point you towards some State-schools in the UK for a refutation of that line? Parents are set to be fined and children will be treated as truants if parents pull them out of, what amounts to, State-funded homosexual indoctrination classes. For prepubescent children. Hundreds of thousand of pounds were spent "researching" the recommendations for the policy."

    Sory but as a product of the UK's education system, and a gay man I call bullshit on this one. Would like to see hard proof (not conjecture) because when I grew up there was not a smidgen of anything that reflected who I was in school.

    And in the end, that's what it's about - not teaching anything, especially 5 year olds who don't really have an idea of sexuality yet anyway - but if once there had been something that reflected who I was I would not have spent most of my childhood feeling painfully alone.

    That's the real danger...making kids feel like they're the only one, or freaks...look at the suicide stats, being gay like being straight cannot be taught; but those could be prevented.
  • Matthew Brown plus 2 months ago
    Well, if the UK is teaching about ANY sexual education at the age of five, that's pretty disgusting. Can you give me a link to an factual article discussing that it is indeed gay "SEX" and not diversity...and that it is the age of five? I'd love to take a look at it. And yes, it is very disgusting that people might do such a thing. Although, having gay teachers isn't anything different than having straight teachers. I know plenty of gay teachers who are some of the most amazing mentors to children I've ever seen.
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  • zak long 6 months ago
    the audio choices you found are really powerful, i wish the visuals had more of a narrative to them though
  • Matthew Brown plus 6 months ago
    This is more of a practice video for a larger project I'm working on. Trying to see what works and what doesn't. Thanks for checking it out!!
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  • Remyyy plus 6 months ago
    Ok, I have to apologize and to say that I totally misunderstood the message on that video. I saw the title and went directly on the wrong direction after hearing the audio (guess my english isn't enough good too).
    (edit : your description in the group Vimians got me wrong too "Mother Nature would have to disagree...")
    I was already writing a forum post about a discriminate video recently added.
    That should give me a lesson.
  • Matthew Brown plus 6 months ago
    Haha, well I'm glad you didn't post to the forum. Thanks for checking out the video, and thank you for being compassionate enough to try and stand up against hatred with your posting.
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  • Daniele Cereda 6 months ago
    Great work. Beautifull.
  • Matthew Brown plus 6 months ago
    Thank you, Daniel!
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  • i just thought it was me. all over tv and every where else now. thank you for making this piece. great work
  • Matthew Brown plus 6 months ago
    Thank you for taking a look at it! I appreciate your words!
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  • Robert Loughlin 6 months ago
    This was really great for a lot of reasons. Mainly because it wasn't blatantly saying this is right and this is wrong, but putting all those sound bites together pointed out a lot of the ridiculousness of the dialogue here in America. One of the pillars of American society is the "Pursuit of Happiness", yet that's often one of the first things to be truncated.

    Beautiful images, as well. Untitled 3 - Samskeyti is also a fantastic track (used it myself - vimeo.com/1417069 )
  • Matthew Brown plus 6 months ago
    Totally, man. Thank you for the awesome insight!
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  • Chrizzle 6 months ago
    I don't want to sound like a broken record here, but I can't describe it differently than the above comments. It's pretty much a masterpiece. Completely moving. The camera work was great etc etc etc. In short: Amazing film. :D Good work!
  • Matthew Brown plus 6 months ago
    Thank you, Chrizzle (Chris?)! I don't think it's a broken record at all. It's really good to hear stuff like that. Thank you again, man!
  • Chrizzle 6 months ago
    :)) Thank you!
    I hope you don't mind, but I posted the video in a myspace bulletin to share to other people.
    And yeah, it's chris ;D
  • Matthew Brown plus 6 months ago
    Share away, man! I hope as many people see this as possible to promote change. Thanks for sharing it!
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  • Kaspar Manz 6 months ago
    Nice montage, putting conflicting image and sound together. Just seeing the imagery makes me wanting to shut the voices off – which, sadly, isn't possible metaphorically and in this piece. That's what makes your video so strong, IMHO.
  • Matthew Brown plus 6 months ago
    Yeah, Casper. I hear you on that. It really sucks. Thank you for the really kind message. What does IMHO mean?
  • Chrizzle 6 months ago
    "In my honest opinion"
  • Matthew Brown plus 6 months ago
    I see. Thank you!
  • Kaspar Manz 6 months ago
    Or "humble" opinion – anyway, you get the meaning ;)
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  • Phoric plus 6 months ago
    Very touching. I was raised in a religious cult (Jehovah's Witnesses), and was taught to abhor and fear homosexuality... and that gays were going to be destroyed in a literal "Armageddon". I have since left that way of life, and have learned differently. I had to lose my friends and family in the process, but it was worth it. Everyone deserves love and life, not just the people who profess one God over another. Thanks for sharing this.
  • Matthew Brown plus 6 months ago
    Thank you for your comment, man. My grandmother was a Jehovah's Witness and raised her children that way until my brothers and I were born, then they realized that we couldn't be brought up in that kind of harsh lifestyle. My family is still very conservative and judgmental, but it's getting better. I'm glad you're living an open, knowledgeable, and understanding life. You take care, and thank you again!
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  • Diane 6 months ago
    Very powerful. Blew me away.
  • Matthew Brown plus 6 months ago
    Thank you, Diane!
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  • David Bramley 6 months ago
    What a fantastic piece of work, one of the best things I have viewed on Vimeo, loved everything about it. Excellent.
  • Matthew Brown plus 6 months ago
    Thanks, David. I'm glad you liked it, man.
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