I knew it was munchausen by proxy syndrome when she said the "Tell mummy you love her." bit. You literally do not have to make any child under 12 tell you they love you because they say it ALL the time from 0-12. Age 13 though...🙄 a whole different category! It is so sad that people can still fall under the radar with this mental disorder, especially if they know what to say as she does. She was already mentally ill. Just going by the plot I will take a stab at it: Older married couple, she was depressed...most likely initially resulting from multiple miscarriages. Finally she has a successful pregnancy. After delivery, she suffered pp depression (by husbands comment). They eventually tried for more but nope. So, the one child she had she smothered. Then made her constantly "ill" to be needed by her daughter and so she can have sympathy attention from others The husband finally figured out what she was doing causing a rift in their marriage and could not get any help in a post 9/11 world given his nationality. Great acting in all parts of this short!
Munchhausen by proxy. It's a disorder that somehow is named after the fictional character Baron Munchhausen known for telling tall tales. The fictional character was in turn based off of the real Baron of Munchhausen, Karl Friedrich Hieronymus (found that out from the Encyclopedia Britannica while checking the spelling for 'Munchhausen'…I'm skipping the umlaut over the 'u'). And this is one scary story.
That is true- But in this stories scenario, him kidnaping the child is unacceptable. In my opinion, this father is just as bad (since he kidnapped her). Instead, he should've found a way to provide physical evidence of the Childs mistreatment. The mother is a gaslighter, "How much do you love your mummy?" Is a form of gaslighting. This story only shows parts, and the father may be just as bad. When the mother says something like "Oh now you want to get involved?" It could be another form of gaslighting or manipulation (since they were in front of the girl). But then again- We as the audience don't know the *entire* story/situation- So she could've been genuine when she spoke within that moment. But we don't know though. Also I don't disagree with you one bit- I myself should've been given to my father at a young age and not years later. I would've been at the very least 5x better off. My dad isn't perfect but at the time he was an alcoholic and my mother wasn't- So there was some issues. And my fathers parents (The grandparents I live with) aren't that great [They screwed up with my dad and have screwed up with me a bit mentally). There's many things that could possibly prevent a child form going to one parent and not the other, regardless of being birthed from that parent or not.
@@MintMuffinz I a story like this, it's save to assume, we have been given all the information we need to come to a conclusion about what would be best for the child. Remember: This is a movie (a short one at that) and not a court room. In a court room, I certainly would have a ton of questions to ask, but in a movie, we shall assume we have been given all information we need by the author of the story.
@@MintMuffinz The film portrays the mother poisoning the child with medication for someone else. Reason enough to take the child. munchausen by proxy syndrome, get the child away from mother at any cost. I assume you didn't understand the plot.
@@mattgartside7885 I did understand the plot, but I was discussing the comment I replied to, saying that I agreed. I assume you didn't understand my reply.
Never ceases to amaze me when such well known actors star in these productions. The only problem I get with them is that I want the full story and not just this snapshot in time. Hopefully you can get funding to do it.
The moment she told that soldier "we can't call the police, we just can't" i knew right there and then that the mother had some issues and that the father wanted nothing but to protect his daughter from her. Awesome plotwist though. 💖 Edit: i never got any notifications for likes or replies and i got one today, thankyou for all the likes 💖
@@brandygienger2398 Hey Brandy, do a search for "Munchausen Syndrome by Adult Proxy". You asked a good question. Not everyone is familiar with this illness. And pay no attention to jerks like pk11. You will run across many of them in life. Some people just don't think a lot before spewing words from their mouth. Blessings to you.
When she said that, I thought they might be illegal immigrants or something, then was just very confused when father gave the child food. Even more so when he began to care for the child's wound. He's absolutely terrible with words, but he took the girl's symptoms seriously, the very thing that we were led to believe he wasn't doing. And the mother...yikes. She TECHNICALLY 'fulfilled' emotional needs but it was all an elaborate lie where she was in fact hurting her child both directly and indirectly. It sounds like she believes the lie herself somewhat, believes that she's doing the right thing, but regardless it's absolutely twisted and she needs serious help.
This is in another level! Who would have thought!!! They say everything is not what it seems, and this video really shows that. What amazing work you all are doing! Keep it up.
When I Saw this caring mother, I do suspect that she was a munchausen case, what I dont understand is why the father does'nt call the police, is just because he's an arab?? His duty os save his daugther, shes in danger and she can even die 😮😮🙄
@@martamarin8688 Most definitely. How do you think that would go over in a court? Arab man vs white woman in a custody battle. The man says "this is how my ex is abusing our daughter" and they'll assume he's just trying to get off of state sanctioned extortion and laugh him out of the courtroom.
@@Visigothicreign may be, but the Girl safety is first, in many cases, but arab men its true that they kidnap sons, (others men/ women too)its very complicated, judges trust mothers first, 😳😢
I felt anger and sadness. Especially when at first I thought that the father was the 'bad guy's. There have been reported cases like these. Angry for this type of behavior coming from a mother and very upset because society made me think how I should feel. So easily faulted blame without knowing all the facts.
This hit home hard. My father kidnapped me from my mother when I was 2 because he didn’t want to pay child support. For 3 weeks my mother when to my family members (on my fathers side) asking where I was, nobody answered her. Finally the police/court got involved and I was reunited with my mom.
the kid heard what the mom and dad where talking about and I'm pretty sure she understood, if she can manage to tell a doctor and show them one of the pills they will arrest the mom and get her help
@@harrypjotr4987yea but on mobile comments are rght below the description, and the comment below was top comment for some reason and showed in the box
Love the comments here! I never knew what Munchausen by proxy was before until I read the comments. Made the movie clearer to those who were never aware of the disorder before 🙃🙂
Omg! It’s so good to see Rachael Stirling in one of your shorts. She is a fantastic actress, my favourite thing with her in is Tipping The Velvet.🏳️🌈❤️ I would love to see Elaine Cassidy in one, I love her.❤️😍 The way Etti looked into the camera at the end broke my heart.💔😢
Excellent short film drama with a brilliant cast. No doubt the writer-director is destined to move onto bigger projects and gain much critical acclaim.
Great directing by Nour Wazzi, 🙌cinematography and production design 🙌performances 🙌haunting score 🙌 costume, Hair and make up all spot on. I loved this short film.....But you had to cut those gorgeous locks....
This upset me to my core. Munchausen by proxy is dangerous and often ruins lives. So sad. I genuinely thought the dad was up to no good until I saw him reading the label on the drug packet and the little girl fall and hit her head. I was especially angry when she used her daughter's blood to make herself look assaulted... That guy could have killed a innocent father wanting nothin more than to protect his little girl.
Don't read this yet, watch the video first. Major spoiler ahead... . . . . . . I picked the mother as the crazy one a few minutes in to the video, there was a similar plot in the movie Sixth Sense where the mother poisoned her daughter and her ghost visited Cole.
Ok am I correct in saying that the mother had Munchausen by proxy syndrome!?? That's what I took from it, mainly because this mother and my hubby's sister act exactly alike when she'd parent her kids, she'd literally convince them they were sick or were deathly allergic to certain foods n such and I remember taking my niece to the store n got her fruit bars n her mother flipping out n calling poison control, and yes NOTHING happened to her but she eventually lost parental rights and cuz of her n what she put them thru the youngest girl is very brain washed to the extent where she is now mothering her child the same way, it's a messed up mental issue
I hate this whole arab narrative that they kidnap their children and the children are scared of their fathers and the mother is the innocent poor battered wife 🤦♀️ The whole abusive arab husband stereotype is getting old but wait it’s the English soldier to the rescue, he will save the day from the Arab kidnapper and abuser When really she fell in love with this arab man and married him for a good reason and daughters are always daddies girls and they love their arab fathers So it would be more like...... hi daddy I missed you & I haven’t seen you in ages coz mummy is using me as a pawn against you in family court and in the divorce proceedings because she obviously wants the house and she wants me and that way she gets child support from you too Oh and mummy cheated on you that’s the real reason you’re broken up Plus daddy hasn’t seen me for months and he misses me 🤗 Now look,,, in the first 5 minutes of watching this, I paused it and wrote that comment above because I felt compelled to stand up against the stereotype However as I watched the whole thing now I’ll continue on by saying ... My mother is the real person abusing me and that’s the real reason daddy took me You see mummys the one making me sick it’s a condition they call munchausen by proxy because she needs attention so she uses me and damages my health to get it! Oh and at the start when the soldier said do you want me to call the police and she said no, I realised she was hiding something! I really do love how this story smashed the stereotype at the end coz it showed the Arab father as the protector and the mother as the real abuser. Women can be so manipulative, just how she smeared the blood all over her face really did it for me. He pleaded with her to get help and I thought he broke through for a second, ... I thought she felt guilty but then the real selfishness come back out! I only wish the father screamed out to the soldier and told him what was wrong with his wife .. or the daughter would’ve said “leave my daddy alone, that’s my blood on mummy’s face because I fell over because mummy keeps giving me pills that make me dizzy and daddy’s trying to protect me so don’t touch my daddy, it’s mummy who needs help mummy’s sick” So go hit mummy 😂 lol that was a joke, but she does need a good slap!
My question is, why was Mike watching her house through binoculars, in the first place? The obvious line was when he said he wished they'd met under other circumstances but that's not quite enough. You can crush on someone without stalking or monitoring them. The actors all did a phenomenal job. I considered Munchausen's Syndrome By Proxy but it was still possible when we looked at the situation from the mother's POV. His POV was very different. I was shocked to see that Mike had a handgun. Not a simple thing to have in the UK so I wondered what was his profession and why did he have it. But he was shaking when he pointed it at the father so likely not in law enforcement. Interesting story!
Yet, what would qualify someone as capable of keeping a child? Mental health issues often comes in a wide range of severity... I'll say it's not possible to discriminate solely on mental health status.
The soldier boy is the most despicable of them all. He doesn't care about the kid or understanding what's happening, he's just a white knight trying to get some.
Terrible drums and pounding in the background. Can't understand what they say. The mom's voice turned demon at 14:12 LOLOLOL The kid was covered in too much ash by the 2nd ride Hahaha. Could've been a good movie☮
I believe I'm in this situation, my ex has borderline personality disorder, has my girls imprisoned mentally, complete parental alienation. She's raising our babies off of her 4-5 voices in her head. Has a severe fear of abandonment and horror fueled sense of jealousy. Makes people think that I was the bad guy, I nearly went crazy over all the in house and outside house things she was doing! My girls don't have clue, yet....
the father was trying to protect the child - he asked his wife why she was giving his daughter someone else's medicine??? he told her YOU are the one that's sick...
I didn't get the feeling that he is a good guy. In fact i got creeper vibes when he put his hand on her thigh, seemed to appear really fast to her aid, noticed all the ambulances, he's been watching her with a binoculars when she started shouting. Major creep vibes
@@faeleia Hi, Faeleia. Thanks for your comment. I didn't actually mean he is a good guy. I was making reference to the expression often deployed by those opposed to tighter gun regulations that the antidote to a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun. The problem is, EVERYONE with a gun thinks they are the good guy. And the more vehement they are about their right to bear arms, the more likely they are to be driven by anger, hatred, or fear, which of course compromises their judgement and ability to reason. Maybe I should have put "good guy with a gun" in quotations to make that clearer. I'll fix that now.
@@RUclipsallowedmynametobestolen oh Hi Pegasus, thanks for the kind response and clarification, I'm sorry to have misunderstood your comment. Even though I'm not American, i completely agree with you, it seems like the idea of removing guns causes anxiety and makes people think now they cant defend themselves, but i understand that the situation there is much more complicated. But i can't help but think that the presence of keeping firearms is causing more harm than good. Even if nobody was hurt, mental distress, it must be extremely stressful to have a gun pointed at you or be in the vicinity when a loud weapon goes off, or to worry about the safety and security of schools
Since i'm watching RUclips on on iPad, the comments are placed right below the video and sometimes they talk about what happened in the video and spoil it for me
Rachael Stirling looks like her mother now shes older diana rigg the 80s tv show the advengers , i love Rachael sterling in (tipping the Velvet) , its a must see . it was on youtube the last time a saw it , gay themed love drama , her best work ,
hey Omletto, thanks for featuring the last plot, heres one more. It was the 70s James took Susan to a Lynard Skinard gig, the song was free bird and James disappeared in the crowd, Susan never saw him again, she cried, farted and moved on. Turns out James was an involuntary time traveller, so teleportation was not in his hands. Its 2020 now, James has no memories of the 70s timeline, but a Solar Eclipse creates a glitch and by chance James hears the same song again and it revokes all his 70s memories back. He missed Susan AF, In the end we see, James walking past the looters/ protesters/sjw/LGBTQROLFLMFOLOL etc to meet Susan and to tell her what had happened. Will he find her? what must have become of Susan? will she recognise him?
Can someone help me find a video idk what's it's called all I know is that there's a girl who's Invisible to everyone around but only one man can see her
Good plot and script, good acting, good cinematography, LOUSY audio! Even with headphones I had to crank it up loud and could still barely make out what was being said. Moreover, NO CAPTIONS FOR HEARING IMPAIRED! THUMBS DOWN!
Predictable but still a good movie and it was funny seeing the actor who plays the military guy play someone saving someone from domestic abuse after his most famous role in eastenders was him playing someone who commits domestic abuse
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I knew it was munchausen by proxy syndrome when she said the "Tell mummy you love her." bit. You literally do not have to make any child under 12 tell you they love you because they say it ALL the time from 0-12. Age 13 though...🙄 a whole different category! It is so sad that people can still fall under the radar with this mental disorder, especially if they know what to say as she does. She was already mentally ill. Just going by the plot I will take a stab at it: Older married couple, she was depressed...most likely initially resulting from multiple miscarriages. Finally she has a successful pregnancy. After delivery, she suffered pp depression (by husbands comment). They eventually tried for more but nope. So, the one child she had she smothered. Then made her constantly "ill" to be needed by her daughter and so she can have sympathy attention from others The husband finally figured out what she was doing causing a rift in their marriage and could not get any help in a post 9/11 world given his nationality. Great acting in all parts of this short!
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I stopped saying it all the time when I was 10
@@Nyctotope cant remember last time i told any family i loved them, i mean its pretty obvious why do i need to say it ^_^
@@dmitrijsmironovs7513 that is a point as well. if it is pretty obvious for the mother, why is she telling her 9yo to say it?
“Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy,” is the correct term. I love your insight on this short film.
i loved the plot twist where the blah turned out to be blah instead of the blah
easy anti-spoiler filter for those that didn't finish watching it yet
If you spoiled it I would have went to sleep but I guess not I’m gonna be having nightmares now
Edit:actually it wasn’t scary
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salem Alhebsi I can't believe you spoiled it for me
@@fxncynxncy i am quite the rocket scientist myself
@@shawarmalover73 interesting
Ooh, no way out of that one.
Poor kid.
i know that feel bro;-;
There is ONE way atleast
It is like gypsy blanchard case
The mom had mental illness called proxy something
Under show more they say it is based on a true story. Perhaps that is the inspiration for the film.
Munchausen Syndrome by Adult Proxy
Munchhausen by proxy. It's a disorder that somehow is named after the fictional character Baron Munchhausen known for telling tall tales. The fictional character was in turn based off of the real Baron of Munchhausen, Karl Friedrich Hieronymus (found that out from the Encyclopedia Britannica while checking the spelling for 'Munchhausen'…I'm skipping the umlaut over the 'u').
And this is one scary story.
Munchausens by Proxy.
Thats the illness
To be absolutely correct, Munchhausen Syndrome by Proxy. And an illness if it turns out there is a pathogen responsible for the behavior.
I would've loved justice to be served for this one, it feels incomplete.
I _love_ the actor who plays the dad. He's very good in anything ❤️
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Attention: Just because she birthed the child does not mean she has the best interest for the child. Sometimes they need to be with Dad.
That is true- But in this stories scenario, him kidnaping the child is unacceptable. In my opinion, this father is just as bad (since he kidnapped her). Instead, he should've found a way to provide physical evidence of the Childs mistreatment. The mother is a gaslighter, "How much do you love your mummy?" Is a form of gaslighting. This story only shows parts, and the father may be just as bad. When the mother says something like "Oh now you want to get involved?" It could be another form of gaslighting or manipulation (since they were in front of the girl). But then again- We as the audience don't know the *entire* story/situation- So she could've been genuine when she spoke within that moment. But we don't know though.
Also I don't disagree with you one bit- I myself should've been given to my father at a young age and not years later. I would've been at the very least 5x better off. My dad isn't perfect but at the time he was an alcoholic and my mother wasn't- So there was some issues. And my fathers parents (The grandparents I live with) aren't that great [They screwed up with my dad and have screwed up with me a bit mentally). There's many things that could possibly prevent a child form going to one parent and not the other, regardless of being birthed from that parent or not.
@@MintMuffinz I a story like this, it's save to assume, we have been given all the information we need to come to a conclusion about what would be best for the child. Remember: This is a movie (a short one at that) and not a court room. In a court room, I certainly would have a ton of questions to ask, but in a movie, we shall assume we have been given all information we need by the author of the story.
@@MintMuffinz The film portrays the mother poisoning the child with medication for someone else. Reason enough to take the child. munchausen by proxy syndrome, get the child away from mother at any cost. I assume you didn't understand the plot.
@@mattgartside7885 I did understand the plot, but I was discussing the comment I replied to, saying that I agreed.
I assume you didn't understand my reply.
Or mum, depending on the situation 🤷♀️
Never ceases to amaze me when such well known actors star in these productions. The only problem I get with them is that I want the full story and not just this snapshot in time. Hopefully you can get funding to do it.
The moment she told that soldier "we can't call the police, we just can't" i knew right there and then that the mother had some issues and that the father wanted nothing but to protect his daughter from her. Awesome plotwist though. 💖
Edit: i never got any notifications for likes or replies and i got one today, thankyou for all the likes 💖
Manar Adnan what was wrong with the mom
@@brandygienger2398 you are seriously asking?
@@brandygienger2398 Hey Brandy, do a search for "Munchausen Syndrome by Adult Proxy". You asked a good question. Not everyone is familiar with this illness. And pay no attention to jerks like pk11. You will run across many of them in life. Some people just don't think a lot before spewing words from their mouth. Blessings to you.
When she said that, I thought they might be illegal immigrants or something, then was just very confused when father gave the child food. Even more so when he began to care for the child's wound. He's absolutely terrible with words, but he took the girl's symptoms seriously, the very thing that we were led to believe he wasn't doing. And the mother...yikes. She TECHNICALLY 'fulfilled' emotional needs but it was all an elaborate lie where she was in fact hurting her child both directly and indirectly. It sounds like she believes the lie herself somewhat, believes that she's doing the right thing, but regardless it's absolutely twisted and she needs serious help.
@@Dreamheart101 Exactly, thankyou for elaborating 💖
Just goes to show how we all misjudge before the facts... because "We All" thought the Father was the one with bad intentions?
The story was intentionally constructed that way.
@Mr Sunday7 😂😂😂.. That's why I never go for the comments before watchin the movie..
No! I saw the mum in the beginning and my guts said somethings wrong with her 😉
From the moment the neighbour says "So, your husband's an Arab?", red flags started popping up big time. This is a really good short!
what flags?
A mother can do 'anything' with her child and that too 'legally'.
BC S, what?
@@tfrfatal3404 If you are following the Lori Vallow Daybell case then you know exactly what is meant.
Similar case of Texas boy, Dr Anne Georgulas case.
I swear omeleto made me have trust issues 😬
Sadly, there are too many mothers who do that to their own children. Sickness runs deep.
This is in another level!
Who would have thought!!!
They say everything is not what it seems, and this video really shows that.
What amazing work you all are doing! Keep it up.
When I Saw this caring mother, I do suspect that she was a munchausen case, what I dont understand is why the father does'nt call the police, is just because he's an arab?? His duty os save his daugther, shes in danger and she can even die 😮😮🙄
@@martamarin8688 Most definitely. How do you think that would go over in a court? Arab man vs white woman in a custody battle. The man says "this is how my ex is abusing our daughter" and they'll assume he's just trying to get off of state sanctioned extortion and laugh him out of the courtroom.
@@Visigothicreign may be, but the Girl safety is first, in many cases, but arab men its true that they kidnap sons, (others men/ women too)its very complicated, judges trust mothers first, 😳😢
I felt anger and sadness. Especially when at first I thought that the father was the 'bad guy's. There have been reported cases like these. Angry for this type of behavior coming from a mother and very upset because society made me think how I should feel. So easily faulted blame without knowing all the facts.
This hit home hard. My father kidnapped me from my mother when I was 2 because he didn’t want to pay child support. For 3 weeks my mother when to my family members (on my fathers side) asking where I was, nobody answered her. Finally the police/court got involved and I was reunited with my mom.
the kid heard what the mom and dad where talking about and I'm pretty sure she understood, if she can manage to tell a doctor and show them one of the pills they will arrest the mom and get her help
Damn that plot twist tho
"i'm not spoiling anything"
comment below: *spoils everything*
if someone reads the comments before finishing, it's their own fault for seeing spoilers
Pak De *English woman and Iranian man
@@pakde8002 that white women was crazy.
@@harrypjotr4987yea but on mobile comments are rght below the description, and the comment below was top comment for some reason and showed in the box
The daughters last look said it all. Good short.
the poor dad omg 🥺
Love how quiet everyone is speaking and having no option for subs whatsoever
Are you deaf?
@@jacetillman Are you a moron? So what if someone was?
@A\ I know right
shotoroki A\ is right, they are very quiet
You can turn your volume up, it wasn't quite for me 030
Child actor was brilliant! Production value was top notch, loved the cinematography and the musical score. The writing, pacing and ending was 👌🏾
Omeleto has such great content!
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Love the comments here! I never knew what Munchausen by proxy was before until I read the comments. Made the movie clearer to those who were never aware of the disorder before 🙃🙂
Omg! It’s so good to see Rachael Stirling in one of your shorts. She is a fantastic actress, my favourite thing with her in is Tipping The Velvet.🏳️🌈❤️
I would love to see Elaine Cassidy in one, I love her.❤️😍
The way Etti looked into the camera at the end broke my heart.💔😢
Very clever - when did I know...hmm... something was off right from the start...
Excellent short film drama with a brilliant cast. No doubt the writer-director is destined to move onto bigger projects and gain much critical acclaim.
Really well done! Incredible for such a short amount of time!
I hope there’s a part 2 to this!!! Any chance??
omg the acting is amazing-
Great directing by Nour Wazzi, 🙌cinematography and production design 🙌performances 🙌haunting score 🙌 costume, Hair and make up all spot on. I loved this short film.....But you had to cut those gorgeous locks....
Good film. A short version of the Sixth Sense....without the “dead” thing.
Did you actually pay attention?
@@fatheadmediapro did you see the sixth sense?
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Is the Sixth Sense the only story you know with a plot twist? Is that why you compared it?
@@jamesbeyer everyone knows the SIXTH SENSE...and it’s plot, so it’s a good example.
Prejudice kills logic
This upset me to my core. Munchausen by proxy is dangerous and often ruins lives. So sad. I genuinely thought the dad was up to no good until I saw him reading the label on the drug packet and the little girl fall and hit her head. I was especially angry when she used her daughter's blood to make herself look assaulted... That guy could have killed a innocent father wanting nothin more than to protect his little girl.
Damn, that music is right on the mark powerful.
I knew it! I knew the mom was the whacked out one from the beginning.
I wish this was a full moviee😩
fgggggggggggggg
Don't read this yet, watch the video first. Major spoiler ahead...
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I picked the mother as the crazy one a few minutes in to the video, there was a similar plot in the movie Sixth Sense where the mother poisoned her daughter and her ghost visited Cole.
Ok am I correct in saying that the mother had Munchausen by proxy syndrome!?? That's what I took from it, mainly because this mother and my hubby's sister act exactly alike when she'd parent her kids, she'd literally convince them they were sick or were deathly allergic to certain foods n such and I remember taking my niece to the store n got her fruit bars n her mother flipping out n calling poison control, and yes NOTHING happened to her but she eventually lost parental rights and cuz of her n what she put them thru the youngest girl is very brain washed to the extent where she is now mothering her child the same way, it's a messed up mental issue
I’m pretty angry that there’s no follow up to this
So you're telling me the mom is the crazy one. What a plot twist. 😮
naya morgan m ty for spoiling gay
@@fayadios3773 😂 I am evil. Hehe.
@@fayadios3773 How is that spoiler. Don't read the comments before watching the video, like what ??? lol
@@HitomiPukurin Comment section has been moved in mobile devices. This comment was highlighted.
can you not spoil the entire plot when your comment is highlighted
Very upsetting.
I hate this whole arab narrative that they kidnap their children and the children are scared of their fathers
and the mother is the innocent poor battered wife 🤦♀️
The whole abusive arab husband stereotype is getting old
but wait it’s the English soldier to the rescue, he will save the day from the Arab kidnapper and abuser
When really she fell in love with this arab man and married him for a good reason and daughters are always daddies girls and they love their arab fathers
So
it would be more like......
hi daddy I missed you & I haven’t seen you in ages coz mummy is using me as a pawn against you in family court and in the divorce proceedings
because she obviously wants the house and she wants me and
that way she gets child support from you too
Oh and mummy cheated on you that’s the real reason you’re broken up
Plus daddy hasn’t seen me for months and he misses me 🤗
Now look,,, in the first 5 minutes of watching this, I paused it and wrote that comment above because I felt compelled to stand up against the stereotype
However as I watched the whole thing now I’ll continue on by saying ...
My mother is the real person abusing me and that’s the real reason daddy took me
You see mummys the one making me sick it’s a condition they call munchausen by proxy
because she needs attention so she uses me and damages my health to get it!
Oh and at the start when the soldier said do you want me to call the police and she said no, I realised she was hiding something!
I really do love how this story smashed the stereotype at the end coz it showed the Arab father as the protector and the mother as the real abuser.
Women can be so manipulative, just how she smeared the blood all over her face really did it for me.
He pleaded with her to get help and I thought he broke through for a second,
... I thought she felt guilty but then the real selfishness come back out!
I only wish the father screamed out to the soldier and told him what was wrong with his wife ..
or the daughter would’ve said
“leave my daddy alone, that’s my blood on mummy’s face because I fell over
because mummy keeps giving me pills that make me dizzy and
daddy’s trying to protect me so don’t touch my daddy,
it’s mummy who needs help mummy’s sick”
So go hit mummy 😂 lol that was a joke, but she does need a good slap!
S M they explained that he is Arabic father.
I feel ya. They’re shitting all over white people in the news every single day and spreading narratives that are unreal.
Damn!!! We should always listen to both sides!!!
My question is, why was Mike watching her house through binoculars, in the first place? The obvious line was when he said he wished they'd met under other circumstances but that's not quite enough. You can crush on someone without stalking or monitoring them. The actors all did a phenomenal job. I considered Munchausen's Syndrome By Proxy but it was still possible when we looked at the situation from the mother's POV. His POV was very different. I was shocked to see that Mike had a handgun. Not a simple thing to have in the UK so I wondered what was his profession and why did he have it. But he was shaking when he pointed it at the father so likely not in law enforcement. Interesting story!
*THAT PLOT TWIST THOUGH*
What plot twist, do explain
There should be some sort of test you have to take to have children i swear
Yet, what would qualify someone as capable of keeping a child? Mental health issues often comes in a wide range of severity... I'll say it's not possible to discriminate solely on mental health status.
This will also help control world population
@Oz less people will be able to have children so the birth rate will be slower
@Oz they can still have a relationship with eachother, they just can't have children if they don't pass the test
A lady was just sentenced for this in Feb 2022. She got 16 yrs. MUNCHAUSEN SYNDROME BY PROXY (MSBP) Kid was 7 yrs old at death. COLORADO
Oh dear, Munchausen...😔💙
Very very well done in all aspects! 👏👏👏The acting was phenomenal, BRAVO!💐
Stay 'safe' and be well everyone, blessed be~🌙
The soldier boy is the most despicable of them all. He doesn't care about the kid or understanding what's happening, he's just a white knight trying to get some.
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If the father was truly hurting her, he would indeed be a white knight. Just like the mother he wants to feel important & useful
How easy for a woman to recruit anything, as long as u have money
Oh man she's one of those moms that makes their kids sick. And the dad doesn't even seem violent at all. That was sure a twist.
Terrible voice audio
Terrible drums and pounding in the background. Can't understand what they say. The mom's voice turned demon at 14:12 LOLOLOL The kid was covered in too much ash by the 2nd ride Hahaha. Could've been a good movie☮
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Damn.. that was a plot twist...
Do explain
Yes plz explain cause I couldn't hear a thing the audio sucks and no subs
I can't believe that the woman faked her injury.
I CAN
That happens all the time. What's not to believe
SPOILER ALERT!
Munchausen by Proxy. Who asks their kid to tell them how much they love mummy? And we all thought daddy was the bad guy 🤔
I believe I'm in this situation, my ex has borderline personality disorder, has my girls imprisoned mentally, complete parental alienation. She's raising our babies off of her 4-5 voices in her head. Has a severe fear of abandonment and horror fueled sense of jealousy. Makes people think that I was the bad guy, I nearly went crazy over all the in house and outside house things she was doing! My girls don't have clue, yet....
Was'nt expecting that!
*Wasn’t! :) for future reference
5:20 HE WAS IN PEAKY BLINDERS EEEEEEKKKK
Talk abt a plot twist that mother is crazy
the father was trying to protect the child - he asked his wife why she was giving his daughter someone else's medicine??? he told her YOU are the one that's sick...
Well THAT was a surprise
Alexander Siddig, good in Star Trek, Game of Thrones, and short films.
Etty Rose Blanchard
not the average!!! love it!!!
alright, not a bad short film, weird mirror scene at end makes it seem like a sequel is needed. it isn't.
That's why I'm so addicted to @Omeleto
This needs to be CC.
tru dat
is that... ...doctor Bashir?
yup
Yes, finally I see someone else recognized him! Deep Space Nine!!
Does omeleto mean its filled with all kinds of good stuff?
16:26 -- Too often, this is what a "good guy with a gun" looks like.
I didn't get the feeling that he is a good guy. In fact i got creeper vibes when he put his hand on her thigh, seemed to appear really fast to her aid, noticed all the ambulances, he's been watching her with a binoculars when she started shouting. Major creep vibes
@@faeleia Hi, Faeleia. Thanks for your comment.
I didn't actually mean he is a good guy. I was making reference to the expression often deployed by those opposed to tighter gun regulations that the antidote to a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun.
The problem is, EVERYONE with a gun thinks they are the good guy. And the more vehement they are about their right to bear arms, the more likely they are to be driven by anger, hatred, or fear, which of course compromises their judgement and ability to reason.
Maybe I should have put "good guy with a gun" in quotations to make that clearer.
I'll fix that now.
@@RUclipsallowedmynametobestolen oh Hi Pegasus, thanks for the kind response and clarification, I'm sorry to have misunderstood your comment. Even though I'm not American, i completely agree with you, it seems like the idea of removing guns causes anxiety and makes people think now they cant defend themselves, but i understand that the situation there is much more complicated. But i can't help but think that the presence of keeping firearms is causing more harm than good. Even if nobody was hurt, mental distress, it must be extremely stressful to have a gun pointed at you or be in the vicinity when a loud weapon goes off, or to worry about the safety and security of schools
Munchhausen by proxy is now called factious disorder and is very rare. Its not as common as every medical and cop show would lead you to think.
Well done!!
Since i'm watching RUclips on on iPad, the comments are placed right below the video and sometimes they talk about what happened in the video and spoil it for me
Rachael Stirling looks like her mother now shes older diana rigg the 80s tv show the advengers , i love Rachael sterling in (tipping the Velvet) , its a must see . it was on youtube the last time a saw it , gay themed love drama , her best work ,
fuch the zodiac signs
get Omeleto a few thousand millions of subscribers so he can give us more GREAT movies like these
OMG ITS BASHIR
Good show, Dr. Bashir! 😀
18:00 "thousand mile stare"
The "tell your mommy you love her" was sketchy af
That was uncomfortable
hey Omletto, thanks for featuring the last plot, heres one more.
It was the 70s
James took Susan to a Lynard Skinard gig, the song was free bird and James disappeared in the crowd, Susan never saw him again, she cried, farted and moved on.
Turns out James was an involuntary time traveller, so teleportation was not in his hands.
Its 2020 now, James has no memories of the 70s timeline, but a Solar Eclipse creates a glitch and by chance James hears the same song again and it revokes all his 70s memories back. He missed Susan AF,
In the end we see, James walking past the looters/ protesters/sjw/LGBTQROLFLMFOLOL etc
to meet Susan and to tell her what had happened. Will he find her? what must have become of Susan? will she recognise him?
ubuntuber She farted then moved on? 😂😂
Can someone help me find a video idk what's it's called all I know is that there's a girl who's Invisible to everyone around but only one man can see her
Above the Shadows
So That’s what became of Dr. Bashir...
This is a case of the so-called Munchhausen Syndrom
Munchausen Syndrome By Proxy*
You can’t kidnap your own child. This is actually quite sexist.
Not in the eyes of law.
Lol ok
Mr do gooder causing more harm, MYOB.
Not the girls hair litterly
Good plot and script, good acting, good cinematography, LOUSY audio! Even with headphones I had to crank it up loud and could still barely make out what was being said. Moreover, NO CAPTIONS FOR HEARING IMPAIRED! THUMBS DOWN!
what just happened i dont understand
The young girl had no illness, the mother was just overdosing her on unnecessary medication, causing her to feel dizzy etc...
it is called Munchausen Syndrome By Proxy
HELLO FROM LEBANON 🇱🇧
Isn't that the same actor who played wife-beater Trevor or whoever in (for brit viewers) Eastender's married to little mo slater.
Bad parenting tbh
I'm sort of confused...
waiting in the comments for someone to explain wtf just happened
I think she has Münchausen syndrome??
The mum has mental problems and was drugging her daughter to make her ill and the dad was trying to help his daughter
(sigh)... That didn't really hit for me...
Sadistic story line 😳
Predictable but still a good movie and it was funny seeing the actor who plays the military guy play someone saving someone from domestic abuse after his most famous role in eastenders was him playing someone who commits domestic abuse