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Attachment Project (2024)

Estranged from her adoptive parents, a filmmaker sets out to visit them after a 20-year absence. To observe how other adoptive families navigate challenges in the bonding process, she follows two fellow foreign-born adoptees as they undergo novel, sometimes controversial therapies to better connect with their American families.
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Estranged from her adoptive parents, a filmmaker sets out to visit them after a 20-year absence. To observe how other adoptive families navigate challenges in the bonding process, she follows two fellow foreign-born adoptees as they undergo novel, sometimes controversial therapies to better connect with their American families.

Rating:NR
Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Joy Dietrich
Written By:Joy Dietrich
In Theaters:10/13/2024
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Orphan Girl Films, LLC

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