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You’ll need a box of tissues for this.
A heartwarming new Netflix movie, which has a perfect 100 percent score on Rotten Tomatoes, has dropped on the streaming giant.
Captivated viewers have called Daughters “the most powerful documentary they’ve ever seen.”
In the 2024 premiere, Aubrey, Santana, Raziah and Ja’Ana prepare for a special father-daughter dance with their incarcerated parents, as part of a unique fatherhood program at a Washington, D.C. jail.
In-person visits for these families have been systematically suspended across the United States since 2014 and replaced by video conferencing apps that families must pay for.
A heartwarming new Netflix movie, which has a perfect 100 percent score on Rotten Tomatoes, has dropped on the streaming giant.
Viewers have called Daughters “the most powerful documentary they’ve ever seen”
The unique program includes dance, touch and celebration that transcends the prison walls.
Inside, the documentary shows parents going through a 12-week Parent Training Program, which prepares them for the intensity of the dance and the emotional fallout.
And the stunning production, which is an eight-year documentary journey by filmmakers Natalie Rae and Angela Patton, has been hailed by viewers, who have flocked to review site Rotten Tomatoes to share their joy.
One user wrote: “I can say this is the best documentary I have ever seen. Incredibly powerful. I was involved and emotional the whole time. The way the documentary was filmed played a huge role in how the film makes you feel. I can’t say enough about how moving this film was. Simply amazing. It definitely deserves an award if it hasn’t already received one.”
“It’s a very deep film. The cast is very good and the atmosphere is very good throughout the film.”
“We have a moving perspective on the bond of imprisonment between father and daughter”
‘I couldn’t stop crying! An extremely powerful, emotional, beautiful and heartbreaking documentary. It validates that fathers, daughters and mothers are worthy and important, even in difficult times. 10/10!’
“Incredibly powerful and moving. I dare you not to cry until you drop. It would be perfect to watch alongside Sing Sing. Two of the best films of this year so far!”
Viewers have called Daughters “the most powerful documentary they’ve ever seen”
The 2024 feature film premiered on Netflix on Wednesday, August 14, and has a running time of one hour and 48 minutes.
Speaking about the production, Aghela said: ‘I would recommend you have a candle, tissues, water and just breathe.
‘Take breaks if you need to, but we want you to finish it and then I want you to share it with someone else.’
The 2024 feature film premiered on Netflix on Wednesday, August 14, and has a running time of one hour and 48 minutes.