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A deep friendship between two first-generation American girls—one Korean, one Persian—illuminates the beauty and tension of belonging, even as the unseen weight of their mothers’ expectations follows them into adulthood.
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A deep friendship between two first-generation American girls—one Korean, one Persian—illuminates the beauty and tension of belonging, even as the unseen weight of their mothers’ expectations follows them into adulthood.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ariana Parsa, Eumin Lee
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