[Solomon’s] exhaustive work, interviewing some three hundred families, comes to life in Dretzin’s film, which features just six. It’s a painstaking inspection of parenthood, which is fraught even in less formidable circumstances than what these families face, and often harrowing. But it’s also a contemplation of what it means to be human and, ultimately, optimistic.
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