A daughter in the womb hears her mother sing to her. She starts to wonder what their life would be like and creates scenarios like buying a toy at the store, making food together and her mother doing her hair. But as the memories replay, we find that those memories were not all hugs and kisses.

The daughter cries to her mother, asking why she would ever do those things to her. But she soon starts to understand her mother. Although not fully forgiving her, she now understands that the love she had in the womb would never be the same as when she grows up.

Director Biography - Alexandra "Lexie" Orr

Alexandra “Lexie” Orr is a filmmaker who explores her identity and cultural upbringing through her work. As a mixed-heritage, queer individual, she has often felt caught between worlds, struggling with questions of belonging. Growing up in environments not entirely open to her background and sexuality, she has experienced rejection for both aspects of herself. For years, she grappled with others' expectations, questioning her own beliefs and sense of self.

Through art and storytelling, she has begun to discover her true self and find her voice. Creating visual and auditory representations of who she is has been revolutionary, allowing her to assert her identity without external judgment.

As an immigrant's daughter, she has felt pressured to conform, but her creative work allows her to connect authentically with herself. Her films are acts of self-discovery that will hopefully inspire others on similar paths. She aims to contribute to dialogues about identity, belonging, and authentic representation in media, challenging existing labels and creating new definitions for those like her. Through her work, she seeks to empower others to embrace their complex identities and find their own voices. Lexie is a digital arts instructor at the non-profit organization, Exceptional Children’s Foundation, and works with talented artists with disabilities.