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New movie looks at the struggles of foreign-born, adopted children

November 17, 2012
Arts, Culture & Media

Somewhere Between seeks to tell the story of the 80,000 girls adopted from Chinese families over the past 25 years. What feelings do they have as they manage their quest to understand what their roots are, and how that culture meshes with the culture they grew up in, here in the United States.

New movie looks at the struggles of foreign-born, adopted children

'Somewhere Between': Adopted from China, Coming of Age in US

November 15, 2012
Arts, Culture & Media
'Somewhere Between': Adopted from China, Coming of Age in US

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