Other
Other is the story of two half-Chinese sisters forced to work together to save their late father’s American dream. As they experience daily racial comments about their ethnic ambiguity, they discover a way to own their identity and heal.
Other is the story of two half-Chinese sisters forced to work together to save their late father’s American dream. As they experience daily racial comments about their ethnic ambiguity, they discover a way to own their identity and heal.
Mandie Cheung
Jenna
Claire Dellamar
Laura
Justin Baker
Benny
Josh Carluen
John
Brian Flaccus
Brandon
Chadwick Hopson
Walt
Samantha Jean
Grace
Frederick Lawrence
Carl
Angela Sprinkle
Amy
Other is the story of two half-Chinese sisters forced to work together to save their late father’s American dream. As they experience daily racial comments about their ethnic ambiguity, they discover a way to own their identity and heal.
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