Deann Borshay was among thousands of supposed South Korean orphans sent to the U.S. in the 1960’s to be adopted and raised by American families. First Person Plural is a personal documentary that chronicles her struggle to solve a case of mistaken identity and unravel the mysteries surrounding her adoption. Combining archival footage of Korea, 8mm home movies, and powerful footage of Borshay and two loving families, this is a story of the struggle to integrate love and loyalty, culture and disparity. It is a universal story of living with paradox, and navigating the tricky terrain of family.
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First Person Plural
60-minutes
Was Liem really a Korean orphan? This film follows her adoption and struggle to integrate love and loyalty, culture and disparity.
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First Person Plural
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60 minutes