A Cree adoptee must come to terms with the complicated reality of her adoption. She embarks on a journey to find the missing pieces but when tragedy strikes, her grief yields a new perspective. 

In A Quiet Girl, adopted Montreal filmmaker Adrian Wills discovers, on camera and in real time, the startling truths of his complex beginnings in Newfoundland.

In 1965, Tiffany’s mother was separated from her parents. She never saw them again. 40 years later, Tiffany flies to Taiwan to try & find her grandparents - with just two names scribbled on a napkin.

Daughter of a Lost Bird is a documentary that beautifully tells the journey of Kendra Mylnechuk Potter, a Native American transracial adoptee raised by white adoptive parents.

Calcutta is My Mother is an adoption story of loss, gain, and identity. It tells the story of Reshma McClintock, an adoptee who was born and abandoned in Calcutta, India, and adopted in Portland, Oregon.

Closure is a documentary about the adoption experience from an adoptee’s perspective. It follows Angela Tucker, an African American transracial adoptee who was adopted from foster care at the age of one.

Father Unknown is an example of artistic style in documentary filmmaking. Directed by David Quint, the film spotlights the process of ancestral healing. It follows a man and his estranged father as they travel to an orphanage in Switzerland, haunted by the story of an abandoned boy.

A Girl Like Her is a documentary film produced and directed by author and visual artist, Ann Fessler. It documents the stories of women who became pregnant and were banished to maternity homes to give birth and surrender their babies for adoption during the 1950s and 1960 in the US.