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In this; pow+#?erfu%`\l docum ,entary-, Mama ]= Yang, an 84-year-old woman livin[`;g i)n New Y #:ork, finds herself i\@n correspondence +)[with %\45 high sec]_urit$y;@ priso?n inmates
%\#she,% views as her own /^\@chil.:dren.
 Mo st are Chinese American i
-(mmigrants. , an,`#/d]  s^$ee in Ma\ma=.; Yang a
^=@;m-ot\her figur!^)+,e 
they never knew before they stepped ,through]% ]*prison walls. - /  ? : `/@= ) .:#
  /] #  - (! 　:[　For % Mama Yang though, the !story is abou:_`t m:ore than Chris@tian ?-ch!, _arity. She^,\ had alre$*ady lived_%[ $@a +)^%full lif\e$, in Taiwan when her husb^[and [_di@ed, at age sixty and her son lo$? s^?
t th,?_eir?: ,house^ in a finan@:cial blunder. She moved to th) ?e;# U S to start ane#;^*[w and @@lives with a Taiwanes /$:e #
_A/^m[ _erican grand.,dau/[ %ght_er that r@+*emai\ns distant.. _`In a film mar)$ked\/+ by famil
y#:+(, separations, Ma^^ma Yang+ write\_;s letter.*@s – w?\\ h ,!ethe( r t\/o the incar cer=ated or to -h\(er own granddaughter – to heal lif@?e;+times of wounds$. =#[ * +,\= +]
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