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Three adopted American teenage girls discover that they are blood-related cousins. Their online meeting inspires the young women to embark on a once-in-a-lifetime journey to China together in search of answers, connections and their lost history.
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Ryan Lattanzio IndieWire 10/28/2021
B
It's fascinating to watch Liu carry out the process of identifying and locating the girls' parents, which starts as an ad on social media (the tool that enabled this whole project to exist at all) with photos of the children. Go to Full Review
Randy Myers San Jose Mercury News 10/21/2021
3/4
[An] absorbing, moving documentary. Go to Full Review
Lisa Kennedy New York Times 10/20/2021
Rife with poignant moments... Go to Full Review
M.N. Miller Ready Steady Cut 10/21/2022
3.5/5
[Found} isn’t the movie for you if you are looking for endless facts about the One China Rule. For that, watch Amazon Prime’s One Child Nation. Found is much more personal and intimate. It’s not just about personal identity, but a cultural one. Go to Full Review
Phil Guie Film-Forward.com 04/17/2022
4/5
Though Lily, Sadie, and Chloes journey is engrossing in and of itself, the figure who makes the film unexpected propulsive at times is Hao, who engages in old-fashioned detective work. Go to Full Review
Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat Spirituality & Practice 02/06/2022
5/5
An emotion-laden documentary about three girls adopted from China who trace their roots and develop compassion for Chinese birth parents. Go to Full Review
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sherrie e 03/01/2024 As an adopted person, I loved the movie! Proof that adoptees need one another to find healing. See more 11/05/2021 It's such a great documentary. The girls are amazing. Liu Hao is amazing. I hope the girls find their birth family. See more greg r @itsgregsworld 11/03/2021 I found myself wishing these girls would find their biological parents. But, this was still a beautiful journey worthy of taking. See more dave d 10/23/2021 'Found' is a feature documentary about three Chinese girls living in America who are related. They get to know each other and decide to investigate why their parents gave them up for adoption. This is an important movie for anyone who's been adopted. These are the thoughts you go through and the journey for each of the three cousins is unique and nuanced. The film is a heartbreaking look at parents who gave their girls up for adoption because they were forced by the Chinese government. It's not for everyone, but if you connect with this doc the tears will flow from both joy and sadness. Final Score: 8/10 See more Read all reviews
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Movie Info

Synopsis Three adopted American teenage girls discover that they are blood-related cousins. Their online meeting inspires the young women to embark on a once-in-a-lifetime journey to China together in search of answers, connections and their lost history.
Director
Amanda Lipitz
Producer
Anita Gou, Amanda Lipitz, Jamie Schutz, Jane Zheng
Production Co
Kindred Spirit, Impact Partners, Endeavor Content, Artemis Rising Foundation, Seesaw Productions
Rating
PG (Brief Smoking|Thematic Content)
Genre
Documentary
Original Language
English
Release Date (Streaming)
Oct 20, 2021
Runtime
1h 37m
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