The Amazing Story of Identical Twins Separated at Birth Who Find Each Other | People

[@AnyoneCanSee]

This is on Netflix, and it is really brilliant. Filled with hope and magic.

[@shereebee5768]

Oh Thank you, Im going to look it up! cheers!

[@AnyoneCanSee]

***** - You're welcome. I really loved it. It's really life affirming and almost like a fairy-tale for the internet age.

[@gretathane3436]

what is their documentary called?

[@nayeliflores7050]

Robert J. Williamson Call

[@AnyoneCanSee]

Twinsters.

[@farrelfoster-lynam6683]

It's great that they both ended up in happy families. It's just such a sweet story all round

[@aricmackenthun1206]

They are two very beautiful young women. I wish them and their families nothing but the very best for the rest of their lives.

[@BlackendSheep]

Great documentary! Loved it... cried out of joy for them and pity for their mother..I pray that their Mother will eventually want to meet them and know for some reason in my heart she will want to some day.

[@nogoodwolf]

This is really well done! I have watched it twice I liked it so much! I'm happy for you that you found each other.

[@padaii]

Omfg when they laughed the exact same way 😭😭😭

[@aricmackenthun1206]

I wish these two beautiful young ladies and their families nothing but the very best for their futures.

[@annschurman4888]

I've seen the film 3 or 4 times and would see it again! Really unique because of their talents and their adoptive families. Good to see Anais warmed up a lot since the film. Very happy for her!!!

[@shirleya-z794]

it must have been weird to skype each other and have it look like you are talking to yourself.

[@markaprill6501]

I love this story so much. So amazing.

[@People]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@morganstanislaus490]

I LOVED THE DOCUMENTARY

[@yeppeuda3164]

wow I came here after reading my Psychology book😂😍🥰 Their story is amazing

[@ConcreteAngelx3]

wow they are gorgeous. About to go watch their documentary now!

[@sammysworld5485]

This was a great documentary! So bittersweet! Unfortunately it’s very common in Korean culture for birth moms to deny or reject even their own child due to the stigma of shame. I wasn’t surprised when they were denied by their own birth mom. This happens more frequently then ppl know.

[@dongnguyen4726]

So there is no one america or The UK the gave up their child for adoption?

[@autograph415]

@@dongnguyen4726 u completly ignored what she said, somthing that was a focal point of the movie...

[@shl-gb7ct]

If it wasn't for the accents, I I wouldn't know who was who. They sound and look just about exactly the same!

[@valeriemartinez9074]

did they ever get to talk to their mom ? I hope they can do more investigating because their birth papers said they did not have a twin

[@georgettewood8894]

Agree.

[@lilrose5596]

when the movie is actually out on netflix

[@Meaninfulll]

what's the movie title?

[@gimmarkmark7822]

As Korean, we are very ashamed of transporting children out of country. A few adoptee had to come back Korea from USA because of their foreign parents not giving citizenship to them even they can speak only English so that they need some helps from somewhere.

[@MyGirly91]

Did they ever meet their mom?

[@emilykate8739]

+MyGirly91 no it explains it all in the movie its on netflix and its REALLY good

[@tizzyice]

no their mom denied giving birth to them

[@ebefl]

Why is one bigger?