Troubling... but for another reason

This type of movies annoys me so much. I've just watched the trailer, and it seems very problematic.
There is a reason why adopting takes time, and it is normal procedures are slightly more complicated than when buying a pet. Americans always seem to 'feel soorry' for poor children across the world, but do not often challenge their views. First, the reasons these children are in poverty are often linked with macro structures, which the American government has been imposing for many decades (from prices to foreign policy). Of course, no reflection on that. It seems too difficult to think that helping children could actually start at home by putting pressure on the American government.

Second, American people are not rich, for the vast majority. Kids in America are also suffering. I realise it is unrelated to parents wanting a baby, which is totally legitimate. But beyond simply criticising lengthy procedures, there should be a reflection on poor governments, corruption, and ethics.

This film just appears to avoid the real questions of adoption: why are so many children in poverty, where do all their money go, and why procedures are complex. And no, it is not only 'the parents and the child' that counts, actions can have repercussions on systemic problems.