Esther Moon

When a Korean family unexpectedly immigrates next door, Taylor, a 14-year old Korean-American adoptee discovers her roots and the whereabouts of her birth family.

En la década de 1980, durante la presidencia de Reagan, una familia de emigrantes surcoreanos en EE.UU. decide instalarse en Arkansas, tras abandonar California. Trabajan sexando pollos, pero el sueño del padre es instalarse como granjero y cultivar verduras para mercado coreano estadounidense. La madre, sin embargo, preferiría vivir en un ciudad, cerca de un hospital, pues el hijo menor, David, está enfermo del corazón.

A veteran neurosurgeon returns home to find navigating the health care system confusing and frustrating. He is torn between his duty to follow protocols and his sense of compassion for his patients.

Danny Park is suffering from a mental illness. His parents are in denial about it. When the family finally comes to terms with taking action to help their child, it's too late.