Project Me Foundation Inc. Signature Program
Sorry Mama
A documentary about the mothers and families who live with the consequences too
Sorry Mama listens to mothers whose children made decisions that led to long prison sentences. Their stories are painful and direct. Too often, they are left out of the public conversation.
The Story People Rarely Hear
A sentence changes more than one life
Sorry Mama shares the experiences of mothers whose children made choices that led to lengthy prison sentences, including life imprisonment.
The film does not excuse what happened. It shows what happens next: grief and loss, with guilt and anger tangled into both. The weight is carried across the whole family.
The headlines move on. The family still wakes up with it every day.
Why the Film Matters
Honest stories can reach people before another life changes
Sorry Mama opens a hard conversation about accountability and healing within families. It also asks what prevention might look like. What could change if a young person met steady guidance and honest consequences before one decision closed years of doors?
Community Screening Experience
A screening should lead to a real conversation
Project Me Foundation Inc. hosts community screenings of Sorry Mama for schools and other organizations ready to talk honestly about crime and its reach.
A facilitated discussion may follow the film so people can ask questions and connect what they heard to local support or prevention work.
Bring Sorry Mama to Your Community
Request a Screening
Schools and other community organizations can request a screening for their audience.
Screenings may be requested by:
- School districts, middle schools, high schools, and colleges
- Probation departments, family court, and juvenile justice programs
- Community centers and community coalitions
- Faith-based and nonprofit organizations
- Government agencies
- Healthcare organizations
- Youth-serving organizations
A facilitated conversation may also be available after the screening.