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"I just want be somebody's someone" A journey of a young African American girl who is a victim of the broken system of this country from being orphan to a psychiatric facility during her adolescent years and then rises as a successful author... who finally finds what she had always pined for her entire life .. one of the most stimulating true-to-life story.. surprisingly, failed to draw critics but a must see ...

I have never written a movie review, but I just had to on this one. I think this is the best Lifetime movie I've ever seen! What a beautiful story, thank you so much for sharing !

Unbelievable what this child had to go through in her young life. Is it any wonder that she would have immense anger and trust issues! And Ms. Kerr was some kind of saint! It makes me want to read the book and see how it actually was. Nonetheless, this was a most outstanding Lifetime presentation. All the actors played their roles so well, it was too real. It got me so upset with that director of the youth home. I was watching this in bed and could not turn it off until I had seen the whole thing. Then I had some really bad dreams later on in the early morning hours. I recommend this to anyone who cares about humanity and strength through hardship.

Shame on me. I didn't want to watch "I Am Somebody's Child: The Regina Louise Story". Forgive me but I actually wanted to watch a Cheech & Chong movie (it's 4/20 you know). I'm so glad my wife wasn't having any of that. "I Am Somebody's Child" was great. It was beautifully acted by the entire cast, especially the terrific Angela Fairley. It was a heartbreaking/frustrating movie to watch. There was so much to talk about during the commercial breaks. I'll be watching this one again. Great stuff all around.

This should have been a box office movie. What a story. Hard to watch how foster kids and loving caseworkers are treated. The real life Regina and Ms Kerr are heroes. What a beautiful story. So inspiring.