Скачать или смотреть The Stolen Lullaby: The Nurse and the Song That Crossed the Divide

In 1848, at the Magnolia Grove plantation, a mother’s heart was shattered. Miriam, an enslaved woman, was forced to leave her newborn son, Amari, to become the wet nurse for the master’s daughter. All she could leave her son was a secret melody—the "River Song"—a song about finding the way home.

For years, that lullaby was her only connection to her stolen flesh and blood. But as the white child she raised began to sing the forbidden tune, a chain of events was set in motion that would lead to tragedy, exile, and a desperate search across a war-torn South.

Join us for this soul-stirring historical narrative about motherhood, loss, and a song that refused to be silenced. In 1866, Miriam returns to find the truth: Did her son survive? And how did a simple lullaby become a spiritual anthem for the broken?

In this video, you will experience:

The heartbreaking reality of enslaved wet nurses in the 19th century.

The "extraordinary" journey of a mother searching for her son after the Civil War.

A powerful ending that reveals the true legacy of the Stolen Lullaby.