2017 Children's Advocacy Center. For more information on volunteering or donating to the Ed and Nancy Hanenburg Childrens Advocacy Center, call 616-393-6123, visitcac-ottawa.org/prevention, All artwork by Joel Tanis is from the walls of the CAC. Neulinger has become an inspirational motivator who inspired the creation of a child advocacy center, Mission Kids. Editor: Avela Grenier SPRING LAKE TWP. Digging through the vast collection of his father's home videos, a young man reconstructs the unthinkable story of his boyhood and exposes vile abuse passed through generations. This interview has been edited and condensed. Through the steps we take, we earn that shift in perspective: to see the scale of our lives independent of the trauma we experienced. Thank you! Not everyone responds to trauma in the same way. It also speaks to the silence, often self-imposed by victims themselves, that allows such heinousness to continueat least, that is, until someone stands up and says enough. I felt this huge sense of relief. Absolutely, and honestly, acting was so important for me. My dad is an incredibly gifted filmmaker and the big inspiration in my life. An intensely personal project six years in the making, featuring first-hand interviews with Neulingers family, and the law enforcement and mental health professionals on the front lines of subsequent legal battles. Link to Sasha's video documentary "Rewind to Fast Forward": https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/sashaneulinger/rewind-to-fast-forward, 76ers' Joel Embiid ruled out for Game 1 vs. Celtics, Drivers ticketed for leaving cars in path of street sweepers, ESPN: Harper to return to lineup 159 days after Tommy John surgery. Filmmaker Sasha Neulinger shares story as CAPstone, CASA spotlighted at YOUR RATING. 'Rewind': Main Line native Sasha Neulinger's film about surviving his As each frame of footage unfolds, so, too, do the layers of this complex and affecting survivor story, the heartbeat of which is Neulingers vulnerability, bravery, and enduring positivity, against all odds. Sifting through 700 hours of film footage, including 200 hours of home video, Sasha Neulinger has been rewatching his childhood for the last four years to create a documentary, . In rewatching my childhood, he said, I got to see the kid that I was before abuse. His Uncle Larry Nevison was sentenced to 14-22 years in prison, and served 11 years. Bodies at crematory could exceed 300 - Tampa Bay Times In 'Rewind,' abused nephew revisits home movies to cauterize cantor's Tribeca Film Review: 'Rewind' - Variety
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