'Mama Bears' is a harmless and loving documentary that seeks to open the eyes of people who might still cling to the doctrines of faith over their children. Our SXSW2022 review:
On the surface, Mama Bears is quite a touching documentary about a group of conservative mothers who shed their hate and prejudice against the LGBTQ community and embrace queer folks with open arms. Directed by Emmy-award winner Daresha Kyi, Mama Bears tells the story of mothers who have changed their political and ideological points of view for their children.
COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY The star of the doc, if there was ever going to be just one, is the young Kai Shappley, a trans girl who has completely changed her mother Kimberly's view on trans people. Again, it's a bit upsetting to hear that Kai, who seemed to know that she was a girl basically from birth, was continuously disregarded and told that she was a boy until Kimberly finally realizes she's on a dangerous path when Kai prays for death.
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