“He Calls Me Daughter” Film Review & Giveaway

Disclosure: Many thanks to “He Calls Me Daughter” for providing a sample of the product for this review. Opinions are 100% my own.

Father wounds. It’s a subject that wounds my soul each day. Having come from a home with a phenomenal father-figure, but without a birth-father, I know the pain of rejection from a primary paternal figure in my life, first-hand. Making the film, “He Calls Me Daughter”, a film that speaks into the lives of young women enduring lifetimes of suffering from father wounds, struggling with interpersonal relationships, and without direction in their own spiritual path.

He Calls Me Daughter,” is a film for women who have felt unseen, unsupported, and unrequited love from absentee father figures in their own lives. For women, directed and produced by women, this film’s intimate, first-person narratives give viewers a glimpse of a path forward from the pain and deflection that many young women facing fatherless childhoods experience. Audiences are invited to reflect on their own story as they walk alongside women like ourselves, Christian comedian Chonda Pierce, and Lynsi Lavelle Snyder-Ellingson, heiress of the In-N-Out Burger franchise. Demonstrating the complexities of father-daughter relationships over varied socioeconomic, religious, and cultural divides.

He Calls Me Daughter” is an invitation for women of all ages to experience the love of a paternal figure who not only won’t withdraw from your life but also offers peace and direction. Actions that may often be lacking in many paternal relationships.

Filled with real-life stories from women from varied walks of life, “He Calls Me Daughter,” in theatres March 17th and 18th, 2026, is a film that will help bring lasting feminine perspectives. Click here to purchase tickets. Remembering to access resources post-viewing by scanning a QR code available onscreen to viewers who need help healing from their father wounds, too.

Visit the official website for the “He Calls Me Daughter” film here. Download “Healing the Father Wound” curriculum, without cost, here.

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Friends, will you be viewing “He Calls Me Daughter” in theatres March 17-18, 2026? Please leave your thoughts below.

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4 Comments

  • Reply Daniel March 18, 2026 at 10:43 pm

    Looking forward to checking this out. Anything you recommend has my attention.

  • Reply Nancy P March 18, 2026 at 9:47 pm

    I like supporting indie films & the quality looks excellent. Thanks for sharing. positive.ideas.4youATgmail

  • Reply susan12151962 March 17, 2026 at 6:18 pm

    This sounds like an a heart warming movie about women who were shaped by absent, distant, or broken fathers and how those wounds followed them into adulthood. I can relate to it as my Dad was in the house physically but not mentally or emotionally as he was an alcoholic. I know it effected some of my bad decisions. I plan on seeing the movie. s2s268130@gmail.com

  • Reply hgtempaddy March 17, 2026 at 4:36 pm

    I want to see this movie in the theater with a dear friend of mine. This movie looks so moving and important. I will provide my last via email if I am the winner for privacy reasons thank you for understanding and God Bless. heather hgtempaddy@hotmail.com

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