This BBC video about a 20-year-old woman, Kati Pohler, born in China and adopted by a family in Michigan has been out for a while, but I just got around to watching it tonight. Titled Meet Me at the Bridge, it’s powerful, powerful. What struck me most: the stark bigness of the emotions. Fear. Love. Bewilderment. Belonging.
Because that is truth.
Description from BBC:
When Kati Pohler was three days old she was left at a market in China. She was later adopted by an American family.
When she was 20, Kati discovered her birth parents had left her a note, and that every year on the same day, they waited for her on a famous bridge in Hangzhou.
Filmed and directed by Changfu Chang.
Photo above: Facebook
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