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Through the eyes of his mother, Lily Zhang, we follow a journey of profound grief and unyielding strength.

This is a story that demands to be told: a mother’s cry, a son’s bravery, and a nation still healing.

The movie See Me Once More, My Dear Kid is now available online! Check it out at Amazon, Apple TV, JustWatch and RottenTomatoes.

This film follows his mother, Lily Zhang, as she navigates overwhelming grief and cultural expectations in a land far from home. It is both a deeply personal journey and a universal story of motherhood, sacrifice, and the long road to healing. It gives voice to families silenced by tragedy and serves as a tribute to enduring love and unbreakable spirit.

The movie See Me Once More, My Dear Kid is now available online! Check it out at Amazon, Apple TV, JustWatch, and RottenTomatoes.

Set amid the heartbreak of the 2018 Parkland school shooting, this film honors the true story of Peter Wang—a young Chinese-American cadet who gave his life helping others escape.

At its core is Lily Zhang, Peter’s mother, whose sorrow becomes a powerful reflection of love, loss, and resilience. Through her pain, we witness a universal truth: the strength of a mother’s love, the wounds of senseless violence, and the slow, painful journey toward healing. This is a story of remembrance, of reclaiming humanity, and of offering hope to those left behind.

Setting against the backdrop of true event from the 2018 Parkland, Florida School Mass Shooting, a young Chinese-American hero Peter Wang who was shot and killed while helping his classmates escape.

This film is an intimate, heartbreaking portrait of Lily Zhang, a Chinese American mother. It leads a dazzling, sorrowful, and deeply affecting journey through unbearable pain of losing her son, ultimately reclaiming humanity and hope. It is a cry of the mothers and families who've suffered devastating losses and a present of love for those who are in need of emotional healing.

Watch the movie See Me Once More, My Dear Kid via Amazon, Apple TV, JustWatch and Rotten Tomatoes!

Based on true events from the 2018 Parkland, Florida School Shooting, the story follows a grieving mother as she reconciles with the death her son: a young Chinese-American hero who was shot and killed while helping his classmates escape.

The movie is now available online! Check it out at Amazon, Apple TV and JustWatch.

Until this May, our director had been editing the movie, striving to make it better. It's about to be released!