Seventeen years after his family was separated by the civil war in Angola, a New York taxi driver is reunited with his now devoutly religious wife and teenage daughter when they are finally able to follow him to America. But after living thousands of miles apart for so long, the three find they must discover one another's strengths, forgive one another's weaknesses, and bridge cultural and generational divides to build a life together. Told in three perspective-shifting chapters that honor the multitude of struggles and emotions that make up the immigrant experience, Farewell Amor is a bittersweet, compassionate evocation of how it feels when your heart and your home are in different places.

Title and credits from screen. Originally released as a motion picture in 2020. Wide screen (2:39.1). Accompanied by folded sheet (12 pages) containing an essay by scholar Tiana Reid.

Director approved special features: New 2K master -- New audio commentary by director Ekwa Msangi and cinematographer Bruce Francis Cole -- Three short films by Msangi: Suspense (2011), The Market King (2014), and Farewell Meu Amor (2016), a prequel to Farewell Amor -- New interviews with actors Ntare Guma Mbaho Mwine, Zainab Jah, Jayme Lawson -- Deleted scenes -- Trailer -- Issued with a booklet with an essay by scholar Tiana Reid.