Showing posts with label domestic violence. Show all posts
Showing posts with label domestic violence. Show all posts

Monday, May 16, 2011

Mother's Red Dress trailer: Film runs cnline campaign!

Mother's Red Dress film
Watch the Mother's Red Dress trailer now! Mother's Red Dress film is currently seeking more amazing supporters! Mother's Red Dress is a social feature film that addresses the issues on domestic violence, abuse, and mental illness. Visit the Mother's Red Dress Kickstarter site for more information of how you can be part of this unforgettable and impacting experience! Filmmakers Edgar Michael Bravo and John Paul Rice will be donating 10% of every dollar raised to an organization that helps fight the severe effects of  domestic violence and abuse. Find Mother's Red Dress on Facebook! On a separate note, to those of you that still don't know, check the website of my upcoming debut novel, Life is Like a Box of Chocolates, An Inspirational Novel, which also addresses the issues of domestic violence. If you'd like to become a supporter, there are various options that you can choose from... so just navigate through the menu and you'll be able to find out how to participate.You will be featured!



Tuesday, July 13, 2010

In Defense of Mel Gibson


These audio tapes that have been released paint an ugly picture of actor Mel Gibson. However, having said, we don’t know the other side of this story.

I’m not condoning violence against women because I wasn’t raised that way. I never say my father raise a hand to my mother.

But, having lived long enough myself, I learned that women can be very conniving creatures at levels men can never reach. We don’t know exactly what Oksana Grigorieva did in this relationship to Mel Gibson.

Maybe she did nothing to warrant all this bad feeling.

Or maybe she did a lot we don’t know about that would set off the mildest of men.

Women are beautiful, but along with the package CAN come the same kind of doggishness frequently attributed to men.



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