In the animated documentary "Little White Lie," filmmaker Lacey Schwartz Delgado turns the camera on her own family to unravel a deeply personal story of identity, race, and the secrets that shape us. Directed by Jan Pinkava, this unique film blends animation with personal narrative as Delgado explores the truth behind her upbringing in a white, Jewish family, despite her own biracial appearance. The journey involves confronting her parents and the complex family dynamics, with key participants including Mehret Mandefro and members of the Corwin family—Bruce Corwin, Joshua Corwin, Marcia Corwin, and Matthew Corwin—alongside Sarah Brokaw and the Federoff family members Elissa Federoff, Mary Federoff, and Michael Federoff. As the carefully constructed story of her lineage begins to unravel, the film poignantly examines the far-reaching consequences of a family's "little white lie" and the universal quest for belonging and self-truth.