Frank Doucet’s short film “The Fa’a’amu Children” is a direct and touching call to the plight of a people displaced from their roots. The film is set in urban, bustling, modern-day France. We follow the story of a young man, Tea, in search of answers, acknowledgment, and accountability on the part of the powers that be. As the film unfolds, we are taken along not only on his journey, but that of an entire people. The story of these children, adopted away from their homeland a

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