Overview

• The film captures the preparation and anticipation leading up to a father-daughter dance in a Washington, D.C. prison.
• Fathers complete a 10-week fatherhood coaching program to participate in the event.
• The documentary focuses on the emotional experiences of four girls and their fathers, avoiding discussion of the fathers' crimes.
• Directors Natalie Rae and Angela Patton aimed to humanize the incarcerated men and showcase the strain on family relationships.
• The documentary underscores the potential for such programs to reduce recidivism and strengthen family bonds.