Letter to My Daughter has its origins in the films shot while making a TV documentary called Women: History unedited. This is the story of mothers from everywhere, from Montreal to Rio de Janeiro, who write a letter to their own daughters. The message calling for female solidarity is based on the close relationship between mothers and daughters, and is visualized through an impressionistic collage of images. We clearly see Pool’s vision of the broad world of female bonding. (Nam In-young)