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Dogs on the Run Film
South Africa
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 15 ม.ค. 2017
Since 2013 Eric Gauss and Odette van Rensburg @ Dogs on the Run have been documenting social behaviour throughout Southern Africa.
As independent film makers, we have the freedom to document without limitation, agenda or restrictions.
We make documentaries that document what is, capturing issues steeped in stigma and shame.
By unveiling the masks worn as armour, we shine a light on issues our society chooses to ignore.
As independent film makers, we have the freedom to document without limitation, agenda or restrictions.
We make documentaries that document what is, capturing issues steeped in stigma and shame.
By unveiling the masks worn as armour, we shine a light on issues our society chooses to ignore.
Transvestic Fetishism
Some men who dress up in women's clothing feel aroused, but it is very difficult to talk about this, without being labeled a transphobe. This interesting conversation with a specialist in homicide, who used to be in the sex crimes unit, covers so many uncomfortable aspects to sex and dysphoria, in a society that is being encouraged to become more degenerate.
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ERIN PIZZEY TALKS - Who are Feminists?
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Erin Pizzey and Odette van Rensburg discuss what is means to be a Feminist. Who are Feminists? What Feminism has done to Men and Family.
Tactics of Violence
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Isolation, financial control and physical violence, left Jared feeling small and powerless. A 6ft3 strong man, with a successful career, was left a shadow of himself by domestic violence. Jared Whitaker's books - www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0D4VVJSSR If you are a male victim of domestic abuse contact Mankind - mankind.org.uk/contact-us/ #mentoo
Book on Domestic Violence - Why didn't you just leave them?
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Jared Whitaker has written three books on domestic violence. Why didn't you just leave them, is Jared's story. Domestic violence against Men is triviliased, as the narrative is men can only be perpetrators of violence, not victims. This book is an insight into a subject that is often silenced. You can buy Jared's books on Amazon: www.amazon.co.uk/stores/author/B0D1LFZLD3/allbooks?ingress=0&visi...
ERIN PIZZEY TALKS - Second Wave Feminism
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In 1969 in London, Mothers with small children felt isolated and were looking for companionship. A group came together in Chiswick and started meeting regularly. Soon women heard about the meeting place and came to seek refuge from violence. The first domestic violence shelter was soon set up and Erin Pizzey became an advocate. She, however, had come from an abusive Mother and was aware that vi...
Why didn't you just leave?
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The complexity of domestic violence, why it's so hard to leave. #mentoo www.dogsontherunproduction.com Books by Jared Whitaker www.amazon.co.uk/stores/author/B0D1LFZLD3/allbooks?ingress=0&visitId=32b3fee8-9a27-4b59-9550-464effd93d31&ref_=ap_rdr
Heart Night @ Hanover Park
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Roberto Stemmet, a community leader in Hanover Park had a vision of hearts in every window of the flats in Kariba Court, Cape Town. The headlines we are used to are: 'Hanover Park Terrorised by Gang Violence'. On 13th May 2024, the community came together in peace, thanx to James Fernie of the Heart of Cape Town. #heart #capetown #heartofcapetown #hanoverpark #capeflats #gangviolence
A Positive Conclusion - A Father's fight for his Son
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Domestic violence is a nightmare that men also struggle with. Violence includes physical abuse, emotional, financial control, sexual assault and parental alienation. When Fathers try to leave toxic relationships, the Family Court system can be a difficult and painful experience. Often this leads to false accusations and a long period of time where the child and Father do not have contact. This ...
MALE VICTIMS OF SEXUAL ABUSE with Luke Martin
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This subject is often met with silence. When we hear about sexual abuse we seldom consider the victims to be men and boys. In the UK sexual assault of a male is not seen as rape if the perpetrator is female. The major challenge male victims face is the lack of resources available to them. We hope by raising awareness on the subject, more male charities will be set up to support men and boys.
Aunty Avril and The Alcardo Foundation
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Tucked away in a corner of Hanover Park, in the Cape Flats, Alcardo lived with his family until 2015, when he was gunned down by gang violence. His Mother, started to have dreams about her son, where he asked her to forgive his murderer. This is the powerful story of Aunty Avril, who started a foundation in honour of her son, offering support to families who have lost children to violence. #alc...
The HEART Of Cape Town - Join the Revolution of the Heart
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South Africa has very important lessons to teach the world, about Truth, Forgiveness and Reconciliation. We must share this message at this critical time in history, as globally there is uncertainty and heaviness in our hearts. The Heart of Cape Town is a film of HOPE. In Hanover Park, in the Cape Flats, despite the gangs and violence, there are people with the greatest hearts. This film tells ...
TRAILER - THE HEART OF CAPE TOWN
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Hanover Park, in the Cape Flats of Cape Town, live people with the greatest hearts, despite the gangs, poverty and violence. The Heart of Cape Town, founded by James Fernie, is a project to take hearts, to the most dangerous areas of Cape Town. The Full Documentary - th-cam.com/video/sMHGi0PFHK4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=d74-Za5h0ZTDV4_4 Join the Revolution of the Heart www.theheartofcapetown.org #heart #l...
Parts of me I couldn't own, a clip from DISCONNECTED
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Fearful of yet another label, a diagnosis that can never be unstuck. What does disassociation feel like? Through Art, Yvette explains the various presences she feels and questions if these are parts to her self, that she neglected. Disconnected is a documentary of life, when, at times it feels like something is missing. www.disconnectedthedocumentary.com #depression #disassociation #schizophren...
Medicated, a clip from DISCONNECTED
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In our film, Disconnected, there are a few stories of people taking a variety of SSRI's. It is not our place as documentarists to make a judgement, we let the stories speak for themselves and each person can take what they want from it. It seems that those who are medicated, tend to lean on their drugs like a crutch. #antidepressants #moodenhancers #drugs #pharmaceuticals #addicted
MEN TOO - Trailer
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In 1971 Erin Pizzey opened the first shelter in London, she was the first person to speak out about domestic violence. Erin's Mother was violent towards her, so she knew violence is not a gender issue. 50 years later and we are fed daily by the mainstream media with the belief that 'all men are monsters and women are victims'. But this isn't true. Domestic Abuse happens to Men too. #mentoo #dom...
MEN TOO - Domestic Violence Against Men
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MEN TOO - Domestic Violence Against Men
The Break up of the Nuclear Family - Single Mothers by Erin Pizzey
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The Break up of the Nuclear Family - Single Mothers by Erin Pizzey
Repeated Social Defeat - by John Davis
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Repeated Social Defeat - by John Davis
Gonarezhou is not a Shangaan word, but named after a powerful Traditional Healer
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Gonarezhou is not a Shangaan word, but named after a powerful Traditional Healer
Adam - a story of bullying, perfectionism and suicide
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Adam - a story of bullying, perfectionism and suicide
Spiraling thoughts can lead to suicidal ideation
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Spiraling thoughts can lead to suicidal ideation
We cannot unstick labels - the process of adopting psychiatric language such as “mental illness”.
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We cannot unstick labels - the process of adopting psychiatric language such as “mental illness”.
The Bonfire of Agreed Terms - False Allegations in the #metoo era
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The Bonfire of Agreed Terms - False Allegations in the #metoo era
Fix your cameras. Geez.
Liberate the AGPs!
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Erin is honestly a treasure. She knows firsthand that domestic violence is generational and has nothing to do with gender and has done groundbreaking work for women by founding the world's first female shelter, and right after it the first male shelter too though sadly it didn't survive like the female one. She's so intelligent and speaks such truth she had to be banned from her own shelter and effectively banned from the country.
They nation is called: Masoshangane/ Machangani The language is: Tsonga / Xitsonga The king : Soshangane Nxumalo, Nghunghunyana Nxumalo The Kingdom: The Ndwandwe Kingdom Lots of love from South Africa 🇿🇦 ❤️
There aren’t women like this in the field because they’ve chosen the easy path
Going against the narrative of domestic violence creates enemies in women who do not want to accept that women abusers exist.
most women are pretty happy to not have to be held accountable for being violent and abusive. the irony is they will still say the man is abusive even if he isnt at all. i'm almost 30. been in multiple relationships, and i've decided to not ever get married. in this day and age marriage is not what it was intended to be. a man being a slave to a woman goes against nature.
I do not believe it is 50/50 among men and women. In most cultures, men are the perpetrators and the victims are women and children. But there are definitely violent women as well. Domestic violence is terrible, whether the victim is a man or a woman, that does not make any difference.
God bless your efforts
Interesting that's exactly how we sing hogo in Venda 💪💪💪 Ngomani
❤️💜💙💚🇿🇦
Thank You Yah
Thank you for sharing this wonderful video of lóve from kwandà
I WAS RAPED BY A WOMEN POLICE LAUGHED AT ME
This is the truth. 💔
Pro-life missions are basically in the business of replacing fathers with food stamps. These missions claim to be pro-family when in actuality they will do anything to make sure the mother doesn't need help from a man. How is that a family? They put her on a pedestal and throw her accolades & freebees that she wouldn't have gotten if she were married. If I point this out to them, they hiss at me
Thank you guys for sharing love and don't stop spreading love ❤❤❤❤
Sending love xx
Keep up the good work my brother Laston ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Laston is amazing
This wonderful, incredible Woman..❤️
We agree!
She is an incredible woman.
Erin has done so much to change narratives
Africa we are 1
Nuhr
Men do not talk about domestic violence because of shame and indifference.
I mentioned this to a woman recently, she instantly said I was wrong and went on a tirade about Trump. Someone I thought was an intelligent person but no, the pervasive "whatever women do is good and whatever men do is bad" narrative is so tied up in the female psyche, they will never believe men are victims of women. The poor sons of these women.
Nothing has changed for men. It has only gotten worse and more pronounced and who is to blame? Men, as always. Men start avoiding women? Who is to blame? Men, again, as always. I think men need to rethink contributing to a society that takes our money to persecute us.
Ngoma ya hina ndzhavuko wa hina
You should have many more views and subscribers. It is great quality work...
Thank you so much 😀
Metoo is bullshit
Thank you for this. Is there a full length presentation also?
Sorry I didnt reply sooner please email me and I can forward to John dogsontherunproduction@gmail.com
@@dogsontherunproduction7336 Thank you! I will do that. Aaron Clarey did a video on male suicide also: th-cam.com/video/O8zcx5t-UxI/w-d-xo.html
#mentoo
Great video. Well done Odette xxx
Thanx Sharkey
Most abused men will not identify or report. I'm not sure they'll even be counted if they do.
Laughed at in some cases. Then arrested once the woman calls when he defends himself.
Agreed! My then-wife routinely hit/slapped me, broke personal military mementos of mine, tried to isolate me from family and friends, etc. I took the abuse. 3 years into our marriage she cheated on me. When I confronted her about the cheating we got into an argument with her denying clear evidence that she had indeed cheated. The argument grew heated to the point that I left the house and went on a long walk as I knew she’d have eventually resorted to violence if the argument continued. This made her even more angry so she got in her car, drove around the neighborhood until she saw me walking and then drove up behind me onto the sidewalk and hit me from behind. She wasn’t going that fast and other than knocking me to the ground it didn’t injure me. There were eye witnesses. I called the police. They showed up and took witness statements and then told me that because I wasn’t injured there wasn’t anything they could do! 😮. They referred me to the county’s domestic violence department and recommended I see them about options for filing a protective order against her. I went to their office and explained I was the victim of domestic violence and wanted assistance with their services. They literally told me with a straight face that they didn’t usually handle complaints by men and that there was nothing they could do without proof of injury even though I had documents showing eye witness statements to her abuse!!! I divorced her and am much happier now but I will never forget how my complaints were treated with dismissive disdain by both the cops and the office of domestic violence.
As a social worker I received many referrals from probation and payroll regarding male perpetrators of domestic violence. On every occasion the female victims would also identify as perpetrators and demanded help for their own behaviour. When I tried to explain this to my colleagues you can guess the reaction. For me these professional environments were always toxic and increasing became more so resulting in my resignation. I could not compromise my own ethics or principles. Whenever I tried to think whether I could compromise to safe my job I immediately felt physically sick . I had no option but to resign from a six figure salary! I suffered financially but I am still my own person.
Leaving only the people that are toxic and will not care to go against the narrative for the good of the perpetrators.
I just want to say: Saints and Satanas doesnt exist. It just diaconus lies.
Muchas gracias hay niños varones pasándolo muy mal de ocho años
Thanks guys and well done. I've given this video a plug on LinkedIn.
Excellent presentation. Top quality expert.
THANK YOU FOR THIS!
In Canada, this abuse is a serious problem, which has been ignored by governments. The politicians have funded women-only services, which turns family courts into abusive, father removal machinery. It is a feudal system, like the Canadian residential schools which the government and courts admit were cultural genocide. The courts are exploiting the bias and dishonesty of the gender-apartheid domestic violence industry for the profit of vested interest. The solution is political reforms of the family courts and the law so that no fit parent loses a child to this exploitative system.
This needs to be spread far and wide.
Please share to raise awareness.
A powerful use of stories to open up space for new awareness to take hold.
This is amazing. Thank you
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hluvuko wahina
I'm from malamulele limpopo south Africa and these people are talking my 100% language
Hogo, that's nice
Aii our tribe is lost.... where do we come from Mozambique, Zimbabwe or South Africa. Yoo I'm lost now
Remember border/bounderies were done by the white colonialists
all 3
Originally from Tanganyika ( Great lakes region) and trekked down south into present day South Africa. Then during the Mfecane time of Shaka Zulu they trekked upwards again and settled in Limpopo SA, Zimbabwe and Mozambique. Also note that these borders qe have now are colonial borders not the borders we had before colonialism. That's the issue Malema has been preaching about a borderless Africa and some South Africans think he's crazy. If you come to Zimbabwe you will also find Tswana, Venda and Sotho speaking people. They are Zimbabwean but are Sotho, Venda and Tswana.
When I was young (yes kinda old now) if the girls went out together, and knew there was to be drinking, we spoke about who was to be the guardian of the small group. That meant that we were to not drink as much and keep an eye out for the others. Like a designated driver so nobody gets hurt. We never drank alone, we never lost sight of each other - especially end of the night. This created the skills of the guardian (or “cop blocker” as we called it) to say no very firmly to a man seeking a “night activity”. We learned, not just how to do this for others, in this way, but for ourselves as well. We were responsible. Now should a gal decide that she wanted the “midnight activities” she had to convince her friend which gave her time to think about it and hear another viewpoint. 😂 I think what happens today is that the Radical Feminist encourage eternal victimization and a sense of not having any responsibility for themselves when they can fix their “buyers remorse” by claiming rape. Which, I understand can award financial gains in the UK. 🤷♀️ Unless a person is drugged in their drink or clearly unable to function and carried away, they chose to leave themselves vulnerable and if both parties have been drinking who is to say that it is the male who is less vulnerable to an action they may regret in the light of the next day? I do not think that we should teach young woman not to be responsible for themselves; that they are infantile eternal victims to men. This does not seem like an empowering message at all if we wish to produce strong, responsible, capable females. The Radical Feminists are taking it too far in their clear Misandry and this is in many ways very harmful to society. I recently watched a video of a young female in Illinois, US who killed two people drunk driving incident and was incapable of taking responsibility for her own actions it seems appropriate to mention it here for some reason.
Hoko i thumbuluko wa cichangana . Hanyauliwa la Zimbabwe
Yooh im smazed
As someone who has experienced violent sexual assault - the reason I support and hope this conversation leads to change is because no innocent person should be accused of this horrific crime and no victim should have their experience exploited by those seeking revenge through a court system by making a false allegation. As a WOMAN (adult human female) the division in society due to cultural shifts seeks to destroy and separate - we need to have open discussions to safeguard EVERYONE - and ensure justice is truly done and not abused - we need to help young people, who have new social challenges to navigate life and form healthy relationships - we need to address the culture around sex and consent - I am very proud to play a tiny, tiny part in seeking change to protect everyone!
Thankyou for your very sensible reply to what is a very sad subject for the real victims of rape, as I also am. The truth about the corruption in the courts needs to be discussed and put out in the media so people can see what exactly is going on. These false allegations are horrendous and the judge withholds evidence to secure a conviction and 97% of rape allegations are false. These rad gems have gone too far and they hate all men. This needs to stop now. These radfems are mentally ill. These false accusations ruin many families lives.
Thank you a tiny part will make a difference