Well, for what its worth in my opinion truly misclassified as a comedy. That being said, Great acting with a sexist ( Dad) and highly relevant storyline.
A therapist's (played by the fabulous Kerry Washington) Father get released from prison saying "I am never going back" which could mean many things. We watch him trying to find work as a felon and meets/bonds with his 16 y/o grandson for the first time.
She is an intelligent and bi-racial with a soft spot for emotionally unavailable white men who do not value her. Her Dad shares with her that she deserves more at the risk of future relationship bonding.
We witness racism of the worst kind in Alabama when he tries to get a copy of his well deserved birth certificate and the unfortunate tension between the races that some of us witness regularly at the expense of remembering we are all connected.
Worth watching.
A therapist's (played by the fabulous Kerry Washington) Father get released from prison saying "I am never going back" which could mean many things. We watch him trying to find work as a felon and meets/bonds with his 16 y/o grandson for the first time.
She is an intelligent and bi-racial with a soft spot for emotionally unavailable white men who do not value her. Her Dad shares with her that she deserves more at the risk of future relationship bonding.
We witness racism of the worst kind in Alabama when he tries to get a copy of his well deserved birth certificate and the unfortunate tension between the races that some of us witness regularly at the expense of remembering we are all connected.
Worth watching.