Lee Isaac Chung

David, un niño coreano-americano de 7 años, ve cómo a mediados de los años 80 su vida cambia, de la noche a la mañana, cuando su padre decide mudarse junto a toda su familia a una zona rural de Arkansas para abrir allí una granja, con el propósito de lograr alcanzar el sueño americano. (FILMAFFINITY)

Interestingly, the film chooses to address the racism experienced by the family (separately or when together) only indirectly. I took that to mean: "Make no mistake, it was there. That's not what this movie is about, though." We liked that even at their lowest points, X and Y were not petty or mean to one another. They fought, they said what each felt (and sometimes that hurt the other), but neither was petty or cruel.