TSIS TAU LIG - Hmong Short Film 2023

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  • Опубліковано 2 бер 2023
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    Movie Title: TSIS TAU LIG
    Producer: Hmong Yakia Production
    Story & Directed: Sue Vang
    Camera: Sian CN
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  • @glitch6179
    @glitch6179 Рік тому +34

    Everyone that has read this and watched this video, I'ma sure depression has hit you one time or another. My fellow Hmong community, I have evidenced being homeless more than once. When you become homeless, it's the life's biggest unknown and untold trap. It's almost impossible to intergrade back into the community. Love your family members while their still alive. Don't wait until their funeral to show up and say how guilty you feel for not saying anything or doing something. Never turn a blind eye.

    • @HmoobYaKiab
      @HmoobYaKiab  Рік тому +1

      Thank you

    • @glitch6179
      @glitch6179 Рік тому +2

      Thanks for your video. I really hope it goes viral. People need to know.

    • @HmoobYaKiab
      @HmoobYaKiab  Рік тому +2

      @@glitch6179 Please help shared!

    • @user-cf7oh8te3b
      @user-cf7oh8te3b 4 місяці тому

      I know how you felt cause I've been one as well for over 4 years and as I was 1 I became stronger than ever cause I fought every battles from the darkness alone but now my life shines all over. I'm Hmong and I am proud of it.
      God is my Savior and he blessed me.🙏🙌

  • @maileelor3207
    @maileelor3207 Рік тому +9

    This video is very sad and base upon a lot of our community now days. I just wish we in the community have more helps or programs for men who are in need of helps and place to stay. Life can be hard for men and women let just not blame or point fingers at own person or help one and let the other live miserable we don’t know their stories so when they come to us as a sibling or as a community let’s be the best we can and help them and help save them life is short everyone deserves to be happy ♥️. Thank you for the video hope is a eyes open for everyone.

  • @sabrinavang8024
    @sabrinavang8024 Рік тому +7

    I have taken in family from both sides and i have the same rules for both sides. If you dont do anything to better your life and just sit around constantly... I cant take care of you and my own kids and spouse. Every adult is responsible for their own selves. If your depressed you need to seek professional help and find yourself. Peace comes only from Jesus. I will help my side and my husbands side up to a point.. there has to be boundaries and lines. They have to be communicated to that person as well. If that person doesnt respect your boundaries you laid out then yes.. they must go fend on their own because life is hard for EVERYONE.... not just them. They are being selfish by being a burden on everyone, not you by refusing to enable their behavior.
    Stop enabling bad behavior that doesnt help that person, it will only make him or her continue in the toxic. They will never see the error of their ways if you keep cleaning it up for them..??

  • @oni-1natsu870
    @oni-1natsu870 Рік тому +19

    It's hard to believe that this has occurred to so many men's out there in recent years. I think that we, as a community should understand this. If we have a brother/son/uncle/dad going through this type of hard time, we should embrace them and help them get back on their feet. Everyone is valuable, but unfortunately, they are not in some people eyes. Let's help create a better world.

    • @HmoobYaKiab
      @HmoobYaKiab  Рік тому +4

      Well said!

    • @maileelor3207
      @maileelor3207 Рік тому +5

      I strongly agree! There needs to be more system/programs out there to help men who is in the need of help. I feel like a lot of them are going to the wrong path due to less help and no one is willing to understand them. Just because they are men doesn’t mean they should bring more to the table everyone gotta eat so it just have to fair or equal up.

  • @Moon55118
    @Moon55118 Рік тому +4

    never know until you put on someone's shoes and walk a few steps....to fully understand why they end up in that situation. Some people do it to themselves (50% of them since we came to this country) but the majority is by bad decision not because they didn't know but because they wanted something better for their family.
    Life is tough but keep pushing forward my Hmong brothers; life about to change into a worst situation in 2024 + do what you can to protect your family

  • @Dcdc956
    @Dcdc956 Рік тому +6

    Stace 🔥🔥

  • @txivhuabtais7406
    @txivhuabtais7406 Рік тому +7

    Man that was too short lol

  • @esvaaj7175
    @esvaaj7175 Рік тому +7

    Ham tsis tas li no xwb mas, tus tijlaug twb tawm tsev lawm ne...

  • @hnuyaj1230
    @hnuyaj1230 Рік тому +6

    The wife should have a bigger heart. However, I do understand that there's situations where the sibling in law is not safe to live with. I know people who have taken in adult loved ones but that adult becomes aggressive due to their depression, not willing to seek professional help to avoid projecting their trauma to others, and he turned to alcohol. It has come to the point where they became afraid for the safety of their kids. They can't live life and always on guard because the loved one was unpredictable. They find themselves trapped in an emotional cycle due to their acceptance of taking him in and the emotional battle they will have within themselves if they kick him out, after all he is a brother. Hmong culture is a collective community, and people like to talk about things that are politically correct, but never being mindful to particular situations that might not fit in the politically correct lectures. It was a very sad situation for everyone involved. I say, it's ok to take family in, only if boundaries are made clear in the beginning for the well-being of the existing family. Also, when you take someone in, always make it clear to yourself that when you or your family no longer feel comfortable or safe around the individual then you have to be willing to be the "bad guy" and ask the individual to leave within a given time frame. One individual can put a whole family into emotional turmoil. It should be normalized in the Hmong culture that you can still love someone without having to take them in, and no adult is responsible for the life outcome of another adult. Love and grace can still be given without having to sacrifice the well-being of yourself or your family.

  • @junkies1111
    @junkies1111 Рік тому +6

    When I marry u I marry the family. Family is family. Your family is my family my family is yours too. Ill choose my family over my wife anyday if that day comes.

  • @Gurlhmong
    @Gurlhmong 11 місяців тому +5

    A couple things to address- the brother is lazy, probably depression. There’s issues he couldn’t resolved in his marriage and that is why he’s in the same predicament. The husband needs to give the brother a time line, 6 months-1 year to move out. The wife needs to be more patient and understanding- what if that was HER brother or sister. I’m okay with helping family out as long as they are not bringing drugs into my home but again- these conversations need to be had. You can not be enablers and allow the brother to stay forever but 2 months has not been long, the wife should’ve been more patient.

  • @hangc10
    @hangc10 Рік тому +2

    Tysm much for sharing. This story tells alot about brothers…

  • @yajpovxiong76
    @yajpovxiong76 Рік тому +6

    Sad😢

  • @tubleejthoj6595
    @tubleejthoj6595 Рік тому +6

    one of best short clip video i have ever come across

  • @rosemarylohr1301
    @rosemarylohr1301 Рік тому +5

    It’s very true whether you are Hmong or another culture. You are a capable man, living in the USA. There are jobs everywhere if you’re willing to work. You can stay with family but make sure you don’t over stayed your welcome. In this story scenario, 2 months is not long but it’s long if you have impatient sister in law like this one. 😂

  • @dretsab959
    @dretsab959 Рік тому +4

    Now it remind me that marriage only a contract. I wound chose my family and brother depending on the relationship over any women. She will get what she deserve because we all can’t predict the future

  • @drkashmedicalandlife
    @drkashmedicalandlife Рік тому +14

    Good job,
    This short film nicely illustrates the true natures of a human heart. Keep up the good work.

  • @fatteelor8115
    @fatteelor8115 Рік тому +5

    At least the older brother knew how to think if it was my older brother he would’ve stayed until my Life fell apart, then he would blame me , for getting married with the wrong woman I believe that as a older brother we should be idol or a role model to our younger ones no matter how hard life gets we should keep working and striving to be better human being , me as an older brother I don’t never want my little brothers and them to look down on me that’s why I work hard every day and I’m always 10 steps ahead to make sure that if they ever need anything , I’m here for them as a older brother instead of a fucking burden, The funny thing is I have a older brother that is just like this guy in the movie so since he can’t take that step to watch over us I’m next in line to make sure that my little ones are good

  • @nkaujntses5701
    @nkaujntses5701 Рік тому +5

    That it!!! 😂😂😂😂

  • @mosicnflowmuasyaj9748
    @mosicnflowmuasyaj9748 Рік тому +5

    Great short little film cousin!❤

  • @houavang5596
    @houavang5596 Рік тому +6

    Muaj tseeb tiag Yog yus lub neej tsis tuav tiag tiag thaum kawg ces yuav tau ua dev thawj thiab rau luag ntxub li no mas peb cov me phooj ywg

  • @bigmamasbassin2240
    @bigmamasbassin2240 Рік тому +6

    Good video and a lot of people can relate ❤🙏

  • @luckycharm1
    @luckycharm1 Рік тому +5

    Almost every family has one of these brothers or sisters. The reality is that they are on some kind of drug (meth) use and it tears everyone’s relationship apart.

  • @SarahAX-se1qq
    @SarahAX-se1qq 3 місяці тому

    I been waiting for more of this movie so patiently lol and I’m still waiting and it’s 2024 already

  • @hersilaher1126
    @hersilaher1126 Рік тому +8

    Great lesson for everyone to learn from this short film. Thank you, do more.

  • @yoglis9321
    @yoglis9321 10 місяців тому +1

    Love it. I enjoy short movies, and I keep it coming ❤

  • @tonythaosua7590
    @tonythaosua7590 Рік тому +1

    Good true storyline and good acting..

  • @theodorthao5151
    @theodorthao5151 Рік тому +5

    We need part.2

  • @l-island-v9186
    @l-island-v9186 Рік тому +8

    This is why women is women and men is men… turn the table if that’s her brother, she wouldn’t be doing that… just saying

    • @maileelor3207
      @maileelor3207 Рік тому +1

      It really go both way and you are right if table was to be turn no one want anyone to say anything bad about their siblings. This is very sad to watch. I hope our community can change and give more help to the men who is in need.

    • @l-island-v9186
      @l-island-v9186 Рік тому +2

      @@maileelor3207 yes I agree that we all need to give to those who need help. Just like the other day I watch them Lao store owner tied up a kid for stealing a bag of candy, all them people didn’t do anything but took out their phone and record. No one offered to pay for the candy n untie the boy but keep recoding. Broke my heart!!!

  • @kwmswmchannel
    @kwmswmchannel Рік тому +5

    zoo kawg os

  • @luemas2766
    @luemas2766 Рік тому +6

    Hurry I want to watch the full movie. Please make it good and not corny

  • @churrvang7361
    @churrvang7361 Рік тому +7

    It can't just end like this! NO! Nkawv tseem tshuav ib tus tijlaug nkawv tsis tau paub txog. Thaum nkawv tus tijlaug pom zaj short film no, nwg twb nrhiav nkawv los tau ntev heev lawm. It has to be continue....

  • @HMisfitsMusic
    @HMisfitsMusic Рік тому +5

    Well done!

  • @oneandonlybrielle6079
    @oneandonlybrielle6079 Рік тому +4

    Love these two actors!!!

  • @Rise-Shine24
    @Rise-Shine24 Рік тому +5

    The older brother should not come in there in the first place. Ya’ll don’t know how difficult it is to take in adults. Most adult siblings that comes to stay in your basement or on couches are most addicts or alcoholics. Don’t do it if you have kids. They’ll give your kids drugs or alcohol when you’re not looking. Don’t trust them. Your kids n wife don’t need to put up with these bs. Why should they? Heck no.

  • @BlongTreyLo
    @BlongTreyLo Рік тому +4

    Can we break the image of cannabis in the hmong community.
    It's ridiculous. Not encouraging to do it, but if it helps that's cool.
    And if you wanna do it for fun and everyone else agrees then that's cool.
    That's the same way as saying if you want to drink alcohol for fun and everyone else is ok with it then that's cool go ahead and drink.
    If someone hates it, then don't do it.
    In the modern world, people are changing their views and the way they accept society each day.
    Hmong needs to adapt too.
    Because of all the bad practice and illegal trading among the hmong weed grower & seller, it put a bad reputation among this plant.
    I know many people who had health problems and it has helped them relief those issues.
    Everytime hmong people smell or hear about weed, they began acting all nasty and so against it.
    It's no different from going to a gathering full of drunk people smelling like piss & beer.
    Also people need to tolerate and respect the public by not smoking outside in public and be more discreet.
    At the same time the hmong people as a whole need to stop seeing marijuana as a dirty money, dirty plant, dirty whatever.
    Everytime our fellow hmong community see a state that newly legalized the plant, they immediately poop their way there and then the rest of the community would bad mouth their own hmong people.
    Just because one did not made it successful in the industry, the rest of the hmong people see it as a joke now.
    Meanwhile the hmong community should as a whole see that marijuana is basically a competitive market product.
    But the majority would rather talk about the negative side of hmong people and weed...
    You're not suppose to expect a guranteed success in the business.
    Hmong people are mostly poor in general because we were poor when our ancestor came to the US.
    So that brings beginners who began chasing dreams by moving around for the Xa's to sell for a living, they tried because they're not you.
    They tried because it's their choice. Let them try. I know some who are successful in it, some whole left the first year, and some who never finish and gave up. All we could do as a community is bash these people? Laugh at them because they grow Xa? Hmong people are the meanest people to their own people. Be nice, even if you don't know what's going on. And educate yourself, and everyday keep asking why Alcohol is better legal than Marijuana. I have many family and friends who died while under the influence of alcohol and hitting their love ones. All my stoner fam and friends all I see is them laughing and enjoying a recreational use properly and watch the night on a cozy campfire and talk about life.
    Idk sista, whether you want your kid daddy to drink & do stupid things or take a thc-infused tea to sleep and have fun at home on a weekend.
    beer = mob siab slap wife
    weed = mob siab qhia rau wife everything

  • @kwbnyiaj
    @kwbnyiaj Рік тому +4

    Zoo hee le os 🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓

  • @abyssguy686
    @abyssguy686 Рік тому +2

    make a part 2 please

  • @MLYaang
    @MLYaang Рік тому +6

    What kind of short film is this? 🤣Ya can’t just leave us hanging! We need more!

    • @HmoobYaKiab
      @HmoobYaKiab  Рік тому +1

      Thanks!

    • @scottyfett6750
      @scottyfett6750 Рік тому +6

      part two is where he goes to kali and gets busted with drugs. part three is where he goes to prison. part 4 is when he comes back and then flies to laos for a new wife. part 5 is when he gets busted with underage girl in laos. part 6 is when the younger brother flies there to save him. part 7 is when the wife of younger brother divorces him for being the dummy little brother. part 8 is both of them are on the streets with carboard sign asking for help. lol. NO. they are not gonna make a movie glamorizing weed farms. so i feel pretty confident this is the ending that you will surely get. madamm staci is a bomb as actor!

  • @hangster559
    @hangster559 Рік тому +3

    ngl I was kinda disappointed it ended so fast, made me thought it was a movie then the credit came in lol

  • @luckygnay1799
    @luckygnay1799 Рік тому +3

    when the full movie come out i love it

  • @keomua9909
    @keomua9909 Рік тому +3

    Please shoot some scenes in CA for the next videos!

  • @tiffanyxiong6008
    @tiffanyxiong6008 7 місяців тому

    I want to see more.
    Good job

  • @domluminati427
    @domluminati427 11 місяців тому +1

    Ua neej nrog neeg nyob tsis muaj ib leeg twg yuav pom ib chim yus lub neej yuav zoo los phem txawmtias ziag no koj lub neej zoo heev, thov txhob thuam thiab ntxub ntxaug tus neeg txom nyem ua tseem pab nws stus kheej tsis tau thiab khav tias koj nim zoo heev. Hos koj lub neej tsaus ntuj nti ziag no xam qhov twg los tsuab tsis tau, txhob tu siab thiab tag kev cia siab, yog txoj sia tsis tu, tseem muaj lub dag lub zog, rau siab nrog luag khwv, hlub thiab saib yus tus kheej kom muaj nqis, kaj ntug tag kis, koj lub neej yeej yuav rov sawv. Rau cov neeg ua siab me, siab nqaim, hlub lwm tus tsis tau, thov ntuj pab rub lub siab kom loj, dav thiab ntev es qhib lub siab nrog txoj kev hlub tiag los hlub tus neeg ua tau thov koj, ib hnub koj thiab tau txais ntuj li koob hmoov.

  • @outlaw1267
    @outlaw1267 11 місяців тому +1

    This is what you call a small hearted woman.

  • @aviarybirds4u
    @aviarybirds4u Місяць тому

    Wow, you guys make a great movie and so sad. I like to watching this video. When watches this video making me cry. Make more video for us to watch. Kuv saib nej daim yeeb yaj kiab no mas ua rau Kuv tu siab tshaj li os

  • @babyghost105
    @babyghost105 10 місяців тому +1

    Hey i saw this sude in downtown Saint Paul walking around with a target shopping cart 🛒

  • @pavue4855
    @pavue4855 3 місяці тому

    Aw hurts my heart and lungs

  • @xailee1868
    @xailee1868 Рік тому +3

    😭😭😭😭😭😭😭💔💔💔💔💔

  • @listhiabsuachannel3580
    @listhiabsuachannel3580 Рік тому +2

    Nyob​ zoo​ o​ tij​ laum​ u​a​ tau​ zoo​ kawg​ li​ o​ thov​ pa​b​ tshawb​ nqam​ kv​ thiab​ o​

  • @XoblaimSTUDIOO4289
    @XoblaimSTUDIOO4289 Рік тому +3

    ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

  • @Koob335
    @Koob335 Рік тому +6

    Sadly yes the Hmong language is going extinct at least here in the states. None of my nieces and nephews can understand or speak Hmong. I does make me sad sometimes when you think of it.

    • @djlenzo8683
      @djlenzo8683 Рік тому +1

      That’s why you teach them. Make time. I make my kids speak Hmong when they’re home.

    • @Moon55118
      @Moon55118 Рік тому

      come to MN and send them the Hmong charter school

  • @SilentPokemon
    @SilentPokemon Рік тому +8

    His wife no good. Small heart!!

    • @rosepetals7230
      @rosepetals7230 Рік тому +3

      Not really! If he’s going to live there and don’t want to work. We all have to feed our family. Nothing is free in US!

    • @oni-1natsu870
      @oni-1natsu870 Рік тому +3

      I agree, instead of her being so negative she could of help her husband to help the brother. The modern world is not forgiving to modern man.

    • @SilentPokemon
      @SilentPokemon Рік тому +3

      @@rosepetals7230 he been there 2month and she already Tripping, small heart, 6month I understand

    • @SilentPokemon
      @SilentPokemon Рік тому +3

      @@oni-1natsu870 yea, when someone is down, don't put them down again, give them a hand, because one day it could yiur turn!!!!

    • @kaimarro517
      @kaimarro517 Рік тому +3

      It’s easy to judge but we all know no one wants to put up with a deadbeat.

  • @kajsiabyang3488
    @kajsiabyang3488 Рік тому +3

    Omg.... Can't wait to watch it

  • @ShihTzusaretheBest
    @ShihTzusaretheBest Рік тому +2

    Oh….

  • @Tub_Kaav
    @Tub_Kaav Рік тому +3

    puas muaj daim 2

  • @priscillaxiong9940
    @priscillaxiong9940 Рік тому +2

    It my cousin 😁

  • @JustAnothAngler
    @JustAnothAngler 5 місяців тому

    Need more. Tooo short

  • @layingthesmackdown6160
    @layingthesmackdown6160 Рік тому +5

    Typical niam ntxawn now a day, and plus Hmong people don’t eat like that lols……

  • @xisyaj1516
    @xisyaj1516 7 місяців тому

    ❤❤❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂😂

  • @Juinor
    @Juinor Рік тому +6

    Hi. I think your video will be better if you add English subtitles as well. This video really hit the problem that we as some of us hmong generation are going through now.

  • @yangthao5242
    @yangthao5242 Рік тому +8

    Nicely put together. Where is the acceptance line? There is no conformity. We have not seen enough to make such a vision. (It is not the American's condition.)
    Depression is very real and can take you to the brink of life in the blink of an eye. Hopelessness can be so extreme that the very life has no meaning. Help when you can especially the ones that are close or kin. Put yourself in their shoes so that you can have a sense of what to do. It is hard for them you know, but from your clearer sight, you may just be able to just save their life.

  • @AbTshimVang
    @AbTshimVang Рік тому +4

    Ca ho tsi ua kom ntev me ntsis

  • @choyang1614
    @choyang1614 4 місяці тому

    I have the same thing inn my family life too. 😂😂😂😂

  • @ongxiong3960
    @ongxiong3960 4 місяці тому

    I need a part 2

  • @Lilx3131
    @Lilx3131 Рік тому +3

    Perhaps it's just me but the music and sudden stop are distracting. Maybe the music is supposed to help immerse the audience into the moment of the characters and situation but the transition of the music is rather annoying.

  • @NasEjKristinaChannel
    @NasEjKristinaChannel Рік тому +4

    Is that it? Tseem xav saib ntxiv na.

  • @xailee1868
    @xailee1868 Рік тому +3

    💃💃💃💃💃💃💃😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡👎👎👎👎👎👎👎😭😭😭😭😭😭💔💔💔💔💔

  • @jermainex364
    @jermainex364 Рік тому +1

    Promo_SM ✔️

  • @ChristyX87
    @ChristyX87 Рік тому +2

    Isn’t it suppose to be Niam Hlob and not Niam Laus?

    • @susanl3e
      @susanl3e Рік тому +2

      Hmong white calls their husband’s niam tij “niam laus”. Niam Hlob is what the kids call her.

  • @monayang9720
    @monayang9720 Рік тому +2

    Is there part 2 if hit 4k?

  • @mryang3644
    @mryang3644 Рік тому +4

    First was Cali... now Oklahoma..... which state is next to be .lol..