Sujata Day's DEFINITION PLEASE is a film that touches universal themes of family reconciliation and that reflect some of the experiences shared by those who grow up in-between two cultures. You’re the kid who gradually understands that doing well isn’t just about you, but about your parents as well. The grocery store is a quiet archive where memory lives in packaging, flavors, or in the way your sibling remembers a snack you forgot how to name. And while the occasional lack of fluency sits you through traditions, languages and habits you might not understand, at the in-between lives a hybrid identity that makes you relate with and understand more people than if you grew up in just one world. This #AAPIHeritageMonth, here’s a reminder that cultural inclusion doesn’t come in just one shape. Watch DEFINITION PLEASE now on kanopy, all you need is a library card.