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I Love You Mommy (Wo Ai Ni Mommy)

Stephanie Wang-Breal 2009

Categories: American Jewish Life, Documentary, Family-Friendly, Family Relationships, Interfaith, Women

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Run time: 76 min. | China, USA | Language: English, Mandarin with subtitles | Film Format: Video

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American families are now raising over 70,000 Chinese children. Eight-year old Faith Sadowsky, formerly Fang Sui Yong, is one. Director Stephanie Wang-Breal tells this story from Faith’s point of view and in real time. I Love You Mommy documents Faith’s struggle to adapt to her new life in America and her parents’ efforts to understand a child who experiences racism in a strange country. This is an important film about parenting, especially for anyone who has considered adoption.
Winner: Best U.S. Feature, 2010 Silverdocs Film Festival.

Boston Theatrical Premiere

In Person: Director Stephanie Wang-Breal

Community Partners:

Filmmakers Collaborative

Mayyim Hayyim Living Waters Community Mikveh and Paula Brody & Family Education Center

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