Desc: She Used to Be My Daughter: Directed by Lillian Glass. With Lillian Glass, Rob Huizenga, William Carrol, Yuki Solo. Soulmates come in all forms, even in the form of mother and daughter. This is an inspiring love story between Rosalee and Lillian Glass. Since birth, Lillian and her mother have had a special psychic bond which was difficult to explain. From being miles apart and doing the exact same thing without the other knowing, they would often finish each others sentences, and saw the world with the same set of eyes. Rosalee was the ideal mother that so many would wish for; warm, caring, sensitive, and extremely wise. Lillian was able to achieve great heights in her life only because Rosalee was the wind beneath her wings, and her motivation to reach the pinnacle of success in her career. Rosalee encouraged Lillian to go for it, and do incredible things in her life. After a family tragedy, they moved in with each other, and realized how they truly saw the world with one set of eyes as they traveled the world and lived life to its fullest. As they continued to live together, Lillian morphed into the mother role, while Rosalee morphed into a daughter role, as Lillian became her mother/stage mother. Lillian encouraged her to begin an acting career, and took her to auditions. In the film, we see what Lillian has learned from Rosalee, and what Rosalee has learned from Lillian. As Lillian entered the mother-role, she encouraged Rosalee to do incredible things in her life. The film follows the ups and downs of their lives, and the incredible relationship they had. Rosalee reached the pinnacle of her greatness when she went to the White House and received a great honor, and a flag flown in her honor at the Capitol. On the way to the White House a tragedy occurred, which resulted in the death of Rosalee from her injuries. We watch Lillian cope with the enormous loss of her life force and soulmate.