What a beautiful showcase of a family's efforts to embrace and foster a multicultural upbringing for their son. Bravo to the teenage filmmakers--wow!

Thank you for illuminating this story. As an Asian American, I appreciate hearing stories of people experiencing multiple cultures. It's a beautiful challenge to exist in between worlds. A thoughtful and important film!

This movie exploring and celebrating diversity is very timely and important given the rejection of diversity by the current presidential administration. The interviews are well done and well edited. The documentary explores process of respecting and bringing together two cultures for Henry. The couple is thinking of the future and the importance of Henry becoming bicultural. This is the future for America respecting and becoming truly bicultural and biracial.

Awesome movie, really engaging. Loved the story!

This was so relevant to the story of my son who we adopted from Korea. But not just "our family" story. It is relevant to so many Americans of different races, cultures, family rituals and religious affiliations. In the film, "you don't have to be the same but it is important to love and respect, accept and preserve each other". The message in this documentary needs to be shared with all those in this country facing a similar situation of joining with others that are different from ourselves. One picture that I will continue to share with others is when Henry held up praying hands and then bowed to his ancestors. As they parents said, "You copy now and learn why later." It is never too young to start learn to love and respect. Well done!

This was so incredibly well directed and the story behind this was so emotional, the directioning was so professional and the bridge between two cultures was shown beautifully. Not only was the connection to culture clear but the story between the two was inspiring how they were able to draw the gap and find space of their own in each other. The story is clearly not just about Henry's parents but Henry himself, as they decide on the factors of raising him between two opposite cultures and navigating that together as one. I find the storytelling true and quite impactful and the stories each told was told with years of love, experience, and age. I must say again this doc is so well done and the directional debut of this is amazing.

Absolutely amazing, loved the perspective of a first-gen immigrant growing up in the USA and what it means to blend two cultures. Incredible directing and very thoughtful perspectives!

I realy liked this movie and the message it spread, it was so beautiful and gave insight on a multicultural family.

Very interesting! Great job!

Enjoyed watching this very informative film!

Fantastic!

A beautiful exploration of identity within oneself, within a family, and within your child. I am impressed with how this film structured its interviews and segments to use one couple's story to illuminate the legacies of immigration, multicultural families, and maintaining familial and cultural ties through the next generations.