An award winning documentary film, directed and written by Karin Lee, "Made in China" looks at adopted children from China by families in Canada. The children, age 5 - 13, are predominantly girls and are disarmingly frank and poignantly insightful as they tell their own stories and speak about racial difference and biological identity. Many of the children live with Caucasian families and face the challenge of making sense of their identity and their roots at a very young age. Their stories reflect their inner conflicts and how they have come to terms with their hybrid identities. Sometimes tough, sometimes vulnerable, the children reveal the joys and pain of living in a visibly adoptive family. Made in China is a moving portrait of several remarkable children and their adoptive families whose stories are powerful, sad, humorous and inspirational. "Made in China" has won THE CANADA AWARD AT THE 16TH ANNUAL GEMINIS, equivalent TO THE EMMY AWARDS, "Best Feature Documentary" at the San Diego Asian Film Festival.
VHS, NTS (North America Standard), 48 Minutes, Written and Directed by Karin Lee
