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I'm Adopted
The story follows Joan, a teenager who discovers that she’s adopted and leaves home. Joan’s escapade begins when she meets a domestic helper, a Bangladeshi worker, and an old man with dementia who mistakes them for his family. Determined to bring the old man home, Joan goes on an adventure with the trio.
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Plot Summary
This short comedy film explores the humorous and sometimes awkward realities of adoption from the perspective of both the adoptee and the adoptive parents. It touches upon familial dynamics and the unique journey of becoming a family through adoption.
Critical Reception
As a short comedy film, 'I'm Adopted' received modest attention primarily within its niche. Reviews often highlighted its lighthearted approach to a sensitive topic and the relatable humor derived from family interactions.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its brevity and humor.
Appreciated for its relatable take on adoption.
Seen as a charming, albeit simple, short film.
Google audience: Audience feedback is generally positive, with viewers often commenting on the film's ability to evoke laughter through everyday family situations. Many appreciated its short format and straightforward comedic delivery.
Fun Fact
The film was written, directed by, and stars Andrew Black, who also wrote and directed the short film 'First Date' (2019).
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