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| Plan B Entertainment (2020) | |||||
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| Alan S. Kim | David | |
| Ye-ri Han | Monica | |
| Noel Cho | Anne | |
| Steven Yeun | Jacob | |
| Darryl Cox | Mr. Harlan | |
| Esther Moon | Mrs. Oh | |
| Ben Hall | Dowsing Dan | |
| Eric STARKEY | Randy Boomer | |
| Will Patton | Paul | |
| Yuh Jung Youn | Soonja | |
| Jacob M Wade | Johnnie | |
| James Carroll | Brother Roy | |
| Jenny Phagan | Bonnie | |
| Tina Parker | Debbie | |
| Chloe Lee | June | |
| Joel Telford | Older Kid | |
| Scott Haze | Billy | |
| Kaye Brownlee-France | Lab Tech | |
| Skip Schwink | Doctor | |
| Tea Oh | Grocery Store Owner |
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| Producer |
Joshua Bachove
Dede Gardner Jeremy Kleiner Christina Oh |
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| Writer |
Lee Isaac Chung
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| Cinematography |
Lachlan Milne
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| Musician |
Emile Mosseri
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A Korean-American family moves to Arkansas in search of their own American Dream. With the arrival of their sly, foul-mouthed, but incredibly loving grandmother, the stability of their relationships is challenged even more in this new life in the rugged Ozarks, testing the undeniable resilience of family and what really makes a home. |
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