Wo Ai Ni Mommy

About This Movie

Wo Ai Ni Mommy is a deeply reflective documentary that really puts you inside the lives of these young adoptees. The film captures a quiet tension, a mix of joy and uncertainty, as these girls navigate their identities in a country far from where they were born. Stephanie Wang-Breal does an excellent job of balancing the emotional weight with moments of lightness. The pacing feels natural, allowing the viewer to sit with these families as they share their stories. There’s something striking about how the film handles the themes of belonging and cultural dislocation—it's raw and real. Plus, the way it showcases the everyday lives of these families gives it an almost intimate quality that you don’t often see in documentaries.

Documentary about international adoption. · Focuses on the experiences of Chinese adoptees. · Explores themes of identity and belonging.