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  Juliet

  A newly divorced single mother, now in her mid-forties, Juliet seeks to reconcile her past. Born in Vietnam to an American soldier and a Vietnamese mother, Juliet grows up in the U.S. where she endures years of abuse before running away from home

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  A newly divorced single mother, now in her mid-forties, Juliet seeks to reconcile her past. Born in Vietnam to an American soldier and a Vietnamese mother, Juliet grows up in the U.S. where she endures years of abuse before running away from home and leaving behind her 6-month-old sister, Jen. A determined and resourceful teen, Juliet shuffl es between 15 different foster homes before fi nding her family by choice. 
  Her newfound stability gives her the space to go on a decades-long journey to begin the healing process, seek the truth, and confront the past.

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  Jen

  Now a married mother of seven in her thirties, Jen was raised as an only child until age 8 when abuse allegations led her into the Texas foster care system.  A shy, quiet, girl, Jen felt abandoned and alone until she connected with Juliet, the

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  Now a married mother of seven in her thirties, Jen was raised as an only child until age 8 when abuse allegations led her into the Texas foster care system.  A shy, quiet, girl, Jen felt abandoned and alone until she connected with Juliet, the older sister she wasn’t sure she had.  Upon learning of Juliet’s struggles with infertility she donated her eggs, giving her sister the family she always wanted.

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  Hong

  A young grandmother in her early 50s, Hong lives in her husband’s modest family home in rural Vietnam but yearns for a support system of her own. Abandoned as a child by both her mother and father, Hong was raised in her maternal family’s

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  A young grandmother in her early 50s, Hong lives in her husband’s modest family home in rural Vietnam but yearns for a support system of her own. Abandoned as a child by both her mother and father, Hong was raised in her maternal family’s ancestral home and used as child labor. She prays to one day 
  be reunited with her mother, who fl ed the country with an American soldier and her half-sister, Juliet, after the fall of Saigon.

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