WASHINGTON, D.C., November 13, 2026 (Press Release): Film Maker Chithra Jeyaram has recently released an unusual film, “Love Chaos Kin.” She explains, “It is an extraordinary documentary about diaspora, cross-cultural identity, and modern family building through the lens of adoption.

The film follows white-presenting twins of Navajo descent who were adopted as infants and raised by an immigrant Tamil Hindu family in Philadelphia. When an unexpected pregnancy prompts Lakshmi, the Hindu adoptive mother, to help the twins reconnect with their struggling white birth mother and estranged Navajo father, the camera captures something powerful.

This film will resonate with people who are interested in the intersections of identity, transracial family building, and how we expand traditional definitions of kinship. The film examines how a South Asian immigrant family held space for Indigenous heritage, white working-class roots, and the complex realities of transracial open adoption. It looks at what it means to carry more than one world, practice radical inclusion, and redefine kinship far from home.

The film can be viewed on this paid streaming link:
https://kinema.com/films/love-chaos-kin-ktlfhw

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