More explicitly, shows the ultimate immigrant blend: a Korean-American family living on an Arkansas farm, with the grandmother (the ultimate "step" elder) moving in. The blend is between two generations of assimilation. The grandmother speaks Korean and watches wrestling; the kids speak English and want Pop-Tarts. The film argues that in blended families, translation is the highest form of love—not just of language, but of custom and expectation.
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