Daughters

Daughters focuses on four young girls as they prepare for a unique Daddy Daughter Dance with their fathers, who are incarcerated in a Washington, D.C. jail. The film highlights the father-daughter relationship and the challenges of incarceration, addressing broader social issues surrounding the American justice system and its impact on families.

This documentary runs for 108 minutes and is rooted in heartfelt narratives based on true stories. It showcases the emotional journey of these girls as they navigate their relationships with their fathers, providing insight into the complexities of family dynamics in the context of incarceration.

Collectors interested in this film can find it available on DVD and Blu-ray. Angela Patton’s direction brings a woman’s perspective to a deeply relevant topic, making it a significant entry in contemporary documentary cinema.