True crime enthusiasts are buzzing about a Charlize Theron-produced documentary that delves into the heartbreaking story of a woman searching for the daughter she placed for adoption as a baby.
Viewers are flocking to X (formerly Twitter), calling it “one of the best documentaries” to be released in years.
“I cried so much at the end,” one viewer shares. “I honestly can’t remember the last time I cried watching a true crime documentary.”
Another adds, “This is hands down one of the best documentaries I’ve seen in a long time.”
“That was an emotional rollercoaster!” writes someone else. “I went from anger to sadness and back to anger again.”
The documentary reveals that the daughter she gave up for adoption as a teenager has been missing for 21 years.
Despite never having raised the child or knowing the identity of her adoptive parents, she embarks on a determined mission to uncover what happened to her daughter, Aundria Michelle Bowman.
As the search progresses, Terkanian uncovers the devastating details of her daughter’s early years, learning of the alleged abuse she suffered at the hands of her adoptive parents.
Despite the challenges, the retired nurse successfully enlists the help of the police and uncovers the painful truth about what happened to Aundria.
She expressed, “I hope viewers are not only moved by Cathy’s story but also inspired by her resilience. If this film encourages people to take action when they witness injustice and helps prevent situations like this from happening in the future, that would be truly incredible.”
