This is the documentary made by Jay Rosenblatt. I watched this documentary (only ~30 min) on Max this week. I found it unintentionally and it really caught my eye.

Nearly 30 min documentary actually concentrated the 17 years life of Jay’s daughter, Ella, from 2 years old to 18 years old. At the first, I found the the girl was growing and used the words and sentences more and more precisely and rich. 
The first moving moment was “Family” is always her love. It really reminded me that how important we created a lovely home for Emily and Alice. Ella also said she had a lot of fights with her father, but they always made up. Ha~ it is a really life!
When Ella was 14 years old, she said: I am not really happy, but I am working on it. I think this is the teenager. When I saw Ella’s facial expression (14 or 15 years old), I really could understand sort of cynical, emo, or negative feeling of teenager. 
The most touching part is at Ella’s 18 years old when she was going to the college. The words are simple and short, but really make me to feel the love between Father and Daughter. 

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