First Person Plural chronicles Deanne Borshay Liem’s experiences as a South Korean child adopted by a white American family. A first-time journey to Korea with her adoptive American mother and father reveals a deeply personal story about mistaken identity, and uncovers broader issues about the loss of culture resulting from assimilation and American attitudes toward immigrants and minorities.
Co-presentation of P.O.V.
Premiere: P.O.V., December 18, 2000 at 10 PM
"The result is an affecting and emotional journey that prompts questions about identity and the true nature of a family bond...Throughout there are tears, the most eloquent testimony to the deep-seated feelings and emotions that infuse her story...."
