He Calls Me Daughter
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He Calls Me Daughter

Best from age 12 · 2026 · 85 min

He Calls Me Daughter

This documentary shares the personal stories of women who have experienced absent or broken relationships with their fathers. It explores their journeys of healing and finding renewed identity through their Christian faith and a connection with a "heavenly Father."

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What's in it

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Violence & peril

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Language

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Drinking, drugs & smoking

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Romance & sensuality

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Scary moments

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Heads up

  • Discusses emotional pain from absent fathers.

Models well

  • Faith and spirituality
  • Healing and resilience
  • Redemption and hope
  • Finding self-worth

Talk about it after

  • How faith can help in overcoming personal challenges.
  • The impact of family relationships on identity.
  • Defining what makes a "father figure."
  • Different ways people find healing and support.
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Fan5/5

So powerful and touching.Such a powerful turning point; we all have struggles and challenges at some point. I love that the women shared their stories. Have learned that God is always there for us, even if we may not have our earthly parents; He’s always watching over us. Women go through a lot, especially if they don’t feel loved and cared for by their Dad.

Fan4/5

This documentary is an emotional journey that deeply resonated with me. It beautifully illustrated the importance of being present for the people we love and care about. As I watched, I found myself reflecting on my own relationships and the moments I've shared with others. The storytelling was so powerful that it brought tears to my eyes, reminding me of the fragility of life and the necessity of cherishing every moment with our loved ones. It was not just an experience; it was a poignant lesson that will stay with me for a long time.