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The film follows two young women connected across generations: Ashley, a biracial student grappling with the backlash against racial justice efforts today, and Erika, a Japanese American teenager in 1981 whose father, Brian Takakura, is drawn into a landmark hearing on reparations for WWII incarceration survivors.

As Ashley uncovers Erika’s story in her school archives, she discovers a community’s fight for redress and the personal costs of silence. Pressured by activists, community leaders, and his daughter, Brian must choose between legal arguments and personal truth, revealing the lasting impact of incarceration, generational trauma and the courage required to confront it.

Content warning: strong language

Brian Tee stars in Kathryn Bigelow’s Netflix film A HOUSE OF DYNAMITE alongside Idris Elba and recently appeared as the lead villain in Season 3 of Amazon Prime’s REACHER. He also starred opposite Nicole Kidman in Lulu Wang’s Expats, earning a 2025 Independent Spirit Award nomination for Best Supporting Performance in a New Scripted Series. Previously, Tee spent eight seasons as Dr. Ethan Choi on NBC’s CHICAGO MED, winning the 2020 NAMIC Vision Award, and later directed multiple episodes of the series.

Tee is widely known for his film roles in major franchises including THE FAST AND THE FURIOUS: TOKYO DRIFT, THE WOLVERINE, JURASSIC WORLD, and TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES 2 as “Shredder,” and on television, has held series regular and recurring roles across CRASH, GRIMM, HAWAII FIVE-0, GREY’S ANATOMY, and many others. A UC Berkeley graduate in Dramatic Arts Acting, Tee’s muse is his family, who are his life’s love and inspiration.

Producer: Amy E. Powell, Dr. Ashley Cheyemi McNeil, Brian Tee, Luzzo

Writer: Matt Bosak

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