- Studio: Ladylike Films
- Release Date: Aug 24, 2012
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- Summary:
- Director: Linda Goldstein Knowlton
- Genre(s): Documentary
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80You'd have to be a stone not to be moved.
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75A three-year labor of love from a mother for her daughter. It is a touching movie that, at first, might seem like a public service announcement, but eventually takes us into some touching personal struggles.
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75Knowlton has landed on four stories that deserve to be told, and she's told them in a straightforward way that gets the job done, with obvious dedication and love.
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60As this strong, moving documentary shows, for those who came to the U.S., reconnecting to their culture and blood relatives can result in a generation of young people who feel "somewhere between" Chinese and American. They're never fully one or the other, but in the best cases can feel part of both.