STRONGLY recommend documentary "Three Identical Strangers"

[ericstratton-rushchairman]

Currently in theaters. Uncovers shocking details behind an amazing story of identical triplets separated at birth (adopted) who randomly found each other at age 19. This all happened back in 1980. None of the three knew they were a triplet. I had a vague memory of this story when it hit the news 38 years ago (I was 15). Seems like a very uplifting story until later on when more was reveled.

46 days until kickoff

 

[TenerHallTerror]

Currently in theaters. Uncovers shocking details behind an amazing story of identical triplets separated at birth (adopted) who randomly found each other at age 19. This all happened back in 1980. None of the three knew they were a triplet. I had a vague memory of this story when it hit the news 38 years ago (I was 15). Seems like a very uplifting story until later on when more was reveled.

46 days until kickoff

saw a preview recently, looks damn good

 

[ILLINOISLION]

Just went and watched the two film trailers.....looks very interesting.

 

[Beachwineguy]

I had a friend go see it last week, and really enjoyed it. I don't think it's playing around me at the moment, but I'll have to check the art district theater. It does look very interesting.

 

[Ranger Dan]

I can only imagine what these kids went through when they found each other. While it's sad that they were separated, it's must have been rewarding to be able to connect with a biological sibling. As someone who was adopted with my twin sister, I am very grateful for every quarrel and "I'm telling mom" that we were able to experience together.

 

[LionJim]

I can only imagine what these kids went through when they found each other. While it's sad that they were separated, it's must have been rewarding to be able to connect with a biological sibling. As someone who was adopted with my twin sister, I am very grateful for every quarrel and "I'm telling mom" that we were able to experience together.

Cool. My adopted daughters are biological half-sisters.

 

[ClarkstonMark]

I've seen this recommended in a couple places today, and I am really curious about the twist in the story.