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An anthology series that goes beyond the headlines to look at the funny, romantic, heartfelt, inspiring and surprising stories of immigrants in America at a time when they are more relevant than ever.
Seasons & Episode
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Episode 1 - Mr. Song
December. 08,2022
A young Korean boy befriends a legendary DJ who gives a much-needed boost to a hat shop owned by the boy’s family.
Episode 2 - The Bra Whisperer
December. 08,2022
Before becoming known as “the bra whisperer,” Ines came to the United States and worked as a nanny for an Orthodox Jewish family in Brooklyn.
Episode 3 - The 9th Caller
December. 08,2022
A Sri Lankan immigrant enters a Texas-sized contest to win a new car. As exhaustion sets in, she recalls her fraught relationship with her father.
Episode 4 - Camel on a Stick
December. 08,2022
Determined to win the Minnesota State Fair, a chef must contend with shipping delays, a ticking clock, and his Somali community's judgement.
Episode 5 - Space Door
December. 08,2022
A Belarusian woman in New York is finally reunited with the man of her dreams after years kept apart. Will their love story pick up where it left off?
Episode 6 - Columbus Starlings LLC
December. 08,2022
A Japanese mother devotes her life to creating an all-woman baseball league in Ohio.
Episode 7 - Paper Piano
December. 08,2022
An Afghan piano prodigy seeking asylum in NYC fights to bring his mother to the US and reconnect with his passion.
Episode 8 - The Indoor Arm
December. 08,2022
A woman from El Salvador who is an amputee adjusts to living in Beverly Hills and struggles to connect with sister's new life. Season finale.
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