Project Me Foundation Inc. Signature Program
Sorry Mama
A Documentary That Gives Voice to the Families Left Behind
An emotionally compelling documentary that brings attention to the grief, trauma, guilt, and lasting burden carried by families after a loved one receives a lengthy prison sentence.
The Story Beyond the Courtroom
A human perspective too often missing from conversations about crime
Sorry Mama shares the experiences of mothers whose children made life-altering decisions that led to lengthy prison sentences, including life imprisonment.
The documentary recognizes personal accountability while revealing how grief, trauma, guilt, and loss continue to affect parents, siblings, children, and entire families long after a sentence is handed down.
While public attention often ends with the offender and the sentence, families are left carrying consequences of their own.
Why the Film Matters
Honest storytelling that creates space for reflection
Raw and deeply moving, Sorry Mama encourages meaningful conversations about trauma, accountability, family, healing, and prevention. It also asks communities to consider how mentorship, early support, and positive opportunities can help young people make different choices before their lives are permanently changed.
Community Screening Experience
Education, dialogue, and violence prevention
Project Me Foundation Inc. proudly partners in hosting community screenings of Sorry Mama as a catalyst for education and dialogue.
Facilitated discussions may follow each screening to help audiences process the film, strengthen community understanding, and connect with local resources and positive youth development opportunities.
Bring Sorry Mama to Your Community
Request a Screening
Project Me Foundation Inc. welcomes requests from organizations seeking to educate, inspire, and engage their communities.
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
Facilitated discussion and community dialogue may also be available to help participants process the documentary and explore positive pathways forward.