Original subtitles

Thank you for coming on short notice.

- I'll make these work.

- It's so hard to arrange things

on my putar's schedule, but thank God he's home for once.

I'm sure Preeti will be stapling his feet to the floor.

It feels like only yesterday I was chasing my children

through this house.

These walls are imbued with our memories.

I wish Gurinder was here.

When Kiran was born, Gurinder held him and said.

It was Gurinder's greatest joy to be a father.

And now,

Kiran ji,

you get to do the same.

Preeti,

Kiran.

Hey, I thought you said this would be small.

It's only a handful.

Hey!

Mom, there are over 30 people here.

- Be happy so many are here, you know Saroj Auntie?

She had a party and only five people came.

- Well, then why isn't Kuldip here?

- You know why they're not here.

Have some sympathy.

We wouldn't have to rush this if you were here more often.

- I'll be right over, one second.

Just like your father, always running off.

- Do you even know what these ceremonies mean?

We already had one shower.

- Preeti's parents got to have their fun.

Astrological signs, pundits.

Don't I get to have my fun, too?

I get to celebrate my grandchild, too.

- Mom.

- God, that white man is touching the garlands again.

Excuse me.

She's gonna love it, Pree.

- Yeah, it's not bad, huh?

- And I love this little mobile.

- Oh, that's Kiran's.

I found it in one of his old baby boxes.

I mean, his mom saved everything.

- Oh, you know what?

I saw this, like, spacey blanket on Etsy.

It'll be perfect.

You can't decide?

- Kiran's picking the paint.

- Last one before the baby's here.

Your mom keeps talking to me in Punjabi.

- I'm sorry.

- Apparently we have to get some sort

of ceremony done tonight or the kid's gonna come out

with bad knees or something.

- Mm, the inauspicious bad knee disease.

This whole day's been a nightmare.

- Oh, come on, it's been nice.

- You kidding?

She went on and on about my dad.

This is about the show, this isn't about us.

Okay, so do you want to come in, or?

- Roger's got a job for me.

- Yeah, I think you told him you were gonna stay home

until the baby comes, right?

- I leave tomorrow.

- What?

I figured since the baby isn't due

for a few weeks-

- We agreed that you would stay home.

- I know.

I scheduled an ultrasound for Tuesday.

- Okay, I'll FaceTime in.

It was for you to come in person.

- Then cancel it.

- I already said yes.

- We need the money, okay?

Bills keep stacking up, and-

- Listen, we're gonna be fine, okay?

I'm gonna go back to work soon

and we've got plenty of savings.

- Prakesh just got a truck with that self-driving software,

and I keep losing bids on clients.

I don't know how long I can keep this up.

- Then get a loan and upgrade the truck,

or buy a new one, or get- - I am not getting a loan.

Then sell it, go back to school, get your degree.

- Look, it's just one last job until it comes.

- It is not a concept, she is real.

Seriously, what is going on with you, I just-

- Look, what do you want me to do, huh?

You're the one giving birth, not me.

Hey.

- If you still feel like this in a week,

then I can't promise what you'll be coming home to.

Hey, I got a shipment on bay six.

- All right, what's your destination?

- Boston.

- Let me see it.

I've got another package.

- Yeah, hold on, all right, so what do you got?

Hey, Roger, just got the load.

I'll be in Boston by the fourth.

My brother's out there so I might see him,

but if you've got a load for the way home,

let me know, I'm your guy.

Help!

Help!

- What the?

What were you doing in there?

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, wait.

Oh, goddammit.

Wait, wait!

I'm not gonna hurt you.

Hold up!

Shit.

Sorry.

Hey, yeah, this is Kiran.

No, no, I was just wondering if there's any workers

that are missing.

So no one's missing anyone?

No, no, no, no reason.

Yeah, yeah, no, the cargo is fine.

Yeah.

You alone?

Your family work at that distro?

Speak English?

Why are you on my truck?

If you won't talk to me.

- I need you to take me to Boston.

- Oh, she speaks.

- I promise I won't be any trouble.

- I am not running a charity.

- Let me go then, I'll find another way.

- The police will take care of you.

Please. , please!

- I can't help you.

- Hey!

You need something, boy?

You deaf, speak English?

Do you need something?

- Uh, just looking for a bathroom.

- Check the diner down the road.

- What's your name?

Hey.

What's your name?

- Elena.

- I'm Kiran.

Hi, you've reached Preeti Rao.

I can't come to the phone right now

so please leave a message after the beep.

We're sorry, the number

you have dialed has been disconnected

or is no longer in service.

Please check the number and try your call again.

We're sorry, the number

you have dialed has been disconnected

or is no longer in service.

Please check the number and try your call again.

We're sorry, the number

you have dialed has been-

- Eat.

I'm not hungry.

What is it?

- Food.

What kind?

- Indian food.

- Maybe there's something else-

- Hey, just roll it up like a burrito, okay?

- You know burritos aren't even Mexican, right?

- So your family's in Boston?

Sort of.

- Sort of?

- Just my uncle.

Aren't you Mexican?

- Mexican American, why?

- I didn't think Mexicans lived in Boston.

- Well, my uncle does.

- You know his phone's not working, right?

- He's lived there for years, okay?

- Okay, okay.

So why are you headed to him?

Hey, did your family smuggle you

across the border or something?

- We live in Boyle Heights.

In LA.

- Where are your parents, then?

Look, I need you to tell me if your family did something.

Otherwise, I can't help you.

- No one did anything.

I don't need your help.

- Wait.

Hey, wait!

- Hey, kid!

No loitering, paying customers only, dinero.

Border jumpers, we get them, like,

three or four times a month looking for a free night.

They try to sneak in, I call the cops,

clear them out.

I ain't running no damn charity, just you?

- Yeah, just me.

It's all they had.

Look, I'll be right back.

Don't let any strangers in.

Preeti, hey.

Are you okay?

- Uh, yeah, yeah, why?

- I had, like, 20 missed calls from you.

- Oh.

Yeah, right.

Sorry, are you okay?

- I'm fine, I just thought something happened.

- Yeah, is Mom bothering you?

- She's fine, won't let me cook in my own house.

- Oi, oi, this house used to be mine.

When you can spice your own sabzi,

you can cook all you want.

This is the good part.

- God, your mom is a trip.

So why did you call me 20 times?

I couldn't just leave her out there.

- What if the police pull you over?

- That won't happen.

It's happened before.

- Then I'll just explain the situation.

- Think about this for one second.

They're gonna think that you kidnapped her.

- You're being ridiculous.

- I don't want to visit you in prison.

- She doesn't have anyone else.

- But you're putting our family at risk.

- Well, this girl is real, she isn't a concept.

- Fuck you, Kiran.

Elena?

- What?

Can we talk?

I don't know, can we?

- I got you something.

I thought you might want some clean clothes.

These are all ugly.

- It's all they had.

You know, I used to run away a lot.

I used to run away to my best friend's house

and steal all of her fruit snacks.

Her mom would always scream,

"Where did all the fruit snacks go?"

I'd run home and throw up rainbow.

- I didn't run away.

- Okay.

Where are your parents?

- I don't know.

Why didn't you turn me into the police?

- They won't help you.

Clean up after yourself, you do what you're told.

This is my truck, my business, understood?

Understood?

- Understood.

- Let's go.

- Can I push it?

- Push what?

- The horn.

- No.

- Come on, just once?

- No.

- Please?

Come on.

Blah.

Blah.

♪ There was a farmer who had a dog ♪

♪ And Bingo was its name-o ♪

♪ B-I-N-G-O, B-I-N-G-O, B-I-N-G-O ♪

♪ And Bingo was its name-o ♪

♪ There was a farmer who had a dog ♪

♪ And Bingo was its name-o ♪

♪ N-G-O ♪

♪ N-G-O ♪

♪ N-G-O, and Bingo was its name-o ♪

Could you not?

- It's so boring, what do you do all day?

- Hey, hey, take off your shoes.

Hey, hey, hey, put that down.

- Why do you have a telescope? - None of your business.

I said put it away.

- Can I have one?

- Yeah.

I said you could have one.

- Don't look.

- I'm not.

Still no answer?

Does anyone know you're headed to Boston?

- My parents.

Did you know the oldest restaurant in the US is in Boston?

And the first public library in America is there, too.

- You know a lot about Boston.

- Papi does.

Is that your dad?

- Mm-hmm.

What's that thing on his head?

- A turban.

It's like a hat.

- Sort of, it's a special hat, Sikhs wear it.

- Your mom's hair is pretty.

- Yeah, she's never cut it.

- Ever?

- To this day.

- What's a Sikh?

- A person who follows the Sikh religion.

- I thought Muslims wore turbans.

- Some do, ours are different.

- Why don't you wear one?

- You ask a lot of questions.

- Are you a Sikh?

Yeah.

No, no, not really.

- What?

- Huh?

- What were you just thinking?

- I was thinking you should stop drinking so many sodas.

- Lying is a sin.

- My dad cut my hair when I was your age.

I don't do the turban.

- What's wrong, beti?

Stress is not good for the baby.

- You should tell your son that.

- I'm not in the mood.

- And if it were your daughter,

wouldn't you like knowing someone was helping her?

- Obviously yes.

- I trust my son.

Of course you do.

- Let me do this.

- Please stop.

- I'm just trying to help.

- I just need Kiran here.

- He's been working long hours.

Gurinder was the same, it will be okay-

- I don't need your help.

- You okay there?

- Yeah, yeah, I'm just resting my eyes.

- Paper.

We've had reports of illegal shipments coming through here.

You know anything about that?

- No.

You alone?

- Yeah.

- Why don't you open up your truck for me?

It's all right, we'll make it a quick look see.

Yeah, sure.

- I thought you said you were alone.

Excuse me, where do you think you're going?

- I...

had to go to the bathroom.

- Well, little lady, there's one right down there.

- Thank you, Officer.

- Thank you.

- Cute kid.

- Yeah, my,

my daughter, first time she's on a ride.

I forgot she was there.

- I took my youngest on a ride-along.

I completely forgot she was with me in a robbery.

It happens, you say, you're Indian, right?

- Yeah.

- You mind clearing something up for me?

Chicken tikka, tikka masala, I love them both.

What's the difference?

- Do you realize how irresponsible that was?

We're lucky he was an idiot,

otherwise I would be in cuffs and you'd be God knows where.

My truck, my rules, understand?

- I'm sorry, I didn't want you to get in trouble.

- Are you undocumented?

If anyone asks,

you're my daughter, okay?

♪ In the on my own ♪

♪ Is where I go ♪

♪ I've been ♪

♪ I want to scream the truth ♪

Thank you for talking to her.

Let's see what you got us into.

Hey, hey, don't touch that.

My wife, Preeti.

Hi, Elena, I'm Preeti.

- Your husband's stupid and smells like cigarettes

and he tried to turn me into the police.

He's a bonehead.

- The bone-iest.

- The truck's cool, though, the horn's awesome,

and he's got a telescope.

He let you see it?

- No.

- Well, that's Kiran, keeps everything to himself.

What's your uncle's name?

- Diego.

Can I see him?

- Mm-hmm.

- Do your parents know you're on your way to him?

Do your friends know where you are?

- I didn't want them to get in trouble.

- Is Kiran feeding you okay?

- Indian food is tasty, it's like our food.

He told me to roll it up like a burrito.

- Why don't you hand me back to him?

Smells like cigarettes?

- I stopped, I swear.

Can you see what you can dig up on her?

- She's really sweet.

I'll let you know what I find on her family.

- Thank you.

She's mad at you.

- I know.

- What'd you do?

- I decided to help a stowaway.

- It's definitely something else.

- She's pregnant.

- Hormones.

- What?

- When Mommy was pregnant with Matty, she was so weird.

We had to be extra nice to her.

- Hmm.

- What are these for?

Where'd you get those?

In your bag.

- Put them back.

I'm supposed to pick a color for the nursery.

- I can help, I'm great with colors.

Papi lets me dress him 'cause I'm so good with colors.

- Oh, yeah?

Yeah, Uncle Diego builds houses.

I'm sure he's great with paint, I'll get him to help, too.

- Great.

This one.

- Hmm, you know what I would love?

- What?

If you would go back and take a nap.

What are you listening to?

- Selena.

- Old school.

- She's my mom's favorite.

Have you ever been to India?

- No.

My dad used to say it looked like this,

farmland as far as the eye could see.

Have you been back to Mexico?

No.

Mommy always says we can't go

'til we know we can come back safely.

- This is what I'm telling you.

This is not her, how are we going to find her family

from looking at this one?

- I'm just trying to find out where they're taking them.

- Arms out, go back up.

Hands to the center, bend your front leg.

Yeah, then go back up.

Oh, yeah, that's a good stretch.

Hey, Mom, what's up?

Hi, beta, have you called your brother?

No.

Kiran, how many times do you go to Boston?

You should see him.

Yeah, I'll think about it.

How is Elena?

- She is fine, she's sleeping.

- You're doing the right thing with her.

Hello?

- Uh, hey.

The phone must have cut.

- No, no, no, I'm here.

- How's Preeti?

- Did you ask her if she wanted help?

- Arey, you should be here helping.

She's taking her stress out on me.

I'll have you know I was a saint when I was pregnant.

- Mom, I've told you a thousand times

to stop micromanaging her, she hates it.

- Well, if you were here,

I wouldn't need to be doing all this.

Maybe get her something nice as an apology, nah?

- Really don't need relationship advice from you, okay?

- When you were getting married,

I told you that you should treat your partner as equal,

not as a third person.

- Yeah, so?

- You're not making up for what your father lacked.

- Do not compare me to him.

- If you think we did such wrong, why repeat it?

Why do we always have to eat Indian food?

Healthier than burgers.

I like burgers.

- Hmm, so do I.

Don't tell Preeti.

Elena, hurry up.

Elena?

What's wrong?

Nothing.

Come on.

It's...

Stupid.

Elena.

- I hate waking up early, but on Sundays, it's okay

because I sing in the choir.

Matty wears a suit and he's cute.

I love singing with everyone.

When you hear the songs,

you just know everything's gonna be okay.

It's just not the same here.

- Hey.

Come with me.

What is that?

I don't know, a Sikh hymn.

It's pretty.

- Hello, goodbye, God is the truth.

Here, take your shoes off.

Wash your hands.

What is this place?

- It's a gurdwara, a Sikh temple.

Why are we here?

Well, you said you liked the music.

- Do Sikhs believe in Jesus?

- No, just God.

But Jesus is God.

- Not for everyone.

Here.

Cover your head in there out of respect for God.

Like the turban?

Exactly, like a turban.

- You need one.

Bend down.

- Put out your hands.

Matty.

- What are you doing here?

- Can I get this?

- Let's go.

It's cheap.

- I said, let's go.

Okay, can I get this instead?

- I said no.

- Get off of me.

- What were you doing in there?

- You were taking forever.

- Is this how you act with your parents?

- I just wanted a candy bar, what's your problem?

- I told you to wait in the truck.

- It's not a biggie.

- Did you see the way they looked at us, at you?

- No.

- You don't know what's out there.

You don't see what I see.

The rules are different for people like us.

I can't protect you if you don't listen to me.

Now, get back in the truck or find a new ride.

- No wonder your wife hates you.

I don't need you to protect me, you're not my dad.

Just because your life sucks doesn't mean mine will, too.

- You're right.

I'm not your dad.

And you sure as hell aren't my daughter.

What!

It's my , this is my house.

Put your hands behind your back.

I live here, Officer.

This is my house.

Gurinder!

- Don't do this in front of my wife and child.

I didn't do anything, why?

What did I do?

Hey, hey, hey.

- Breathe deep.

Open.

- Elena?

- I'm leaving, I'll find my own way.

- I got something to show you.

You coming?

- I can't see anything.

- Close your eyes.

Open.

You see that one in the middle?

That's Vega in the Lyra constellation.

It's my favorite.

I went to school to be an astronomer.

Nerd.

- Oh, hey, look at this.

Ah, look,

look right here.

That's the Little Dipper.

You know what star is at the end of the handle?

Polaris, the North Star.

It's not as bright.

- Mm-hmm, but if you ever get lost,

just find that star and you'll know exactly where you are.

When I used to run away,

I'd look up and escape into the stars,

imagine all the possibilities that were out there.

I don't know if I believe in God,

but when I look at all this,

I know that there's something else out there.

That's God to me,

the infinite.

Why did you run away?

- My dad,

he wasn't home a lot, but

when he was, he drank a lot,

yelled a lot.

- Why aren't you an astronomer?

- Dad got sick.

There were bills to pay, a brother to go to college.

I had to step up.

- When Matty was born, I had to help take care of him.

Diapers are the worst.

- I'm sorry.

I shouldn't have yelled at you.

- It's okay, Mommy and Papi get angry, too.

- What happened to them?

- There was a raid at my apartment.

And no one knew what was going on.

I don't know where they are.

I think you should become an astronomer.

- Oh, yeah?

- Mm-hmm, it's what you wanted.

I want to become a singer, make lots of money

so I can take care of my family.

- Does your family like your songs?

- Papi's not home a lot.

When he is, he records me and sends videos

of me singing to tia and abuela in Mexico.

- You any good?

- I don't know.

If you had a truck,

you would have a yellow one, right?

No, pink, no, purple.

Would you have a tan one?

A tan one?

You always wear tan.

- What are you talking about, I always wear tan?

A small fry, apple slices, grape soda,

a double cheeseburger with a small fry.

- Every Sunday after church, Papi would always say,

"Next year, mi mariposa, we're gonna live by the sea."

Mommy would always say, "Diego made it.

He's got two bathrooms."

Papi's still jealous Tio got there first.

He loves Boston.

- Why?

- He said he wants to live where America started

and drink all the freedom tea.

I don't really get that part.

- The American dream.

- I want to see him.

I miss him.

Why are you mad at Don Kiran?

- I just wish he was home.

- How about.

- What?

- A nice reddish pinkish?

- Hmm.

- I'm a genius, look at this neon yellow.

- Neon yellow?

- Yeah.

- I thought you said you were good with colors.

♪ I caught you sleeping on the passenger side ♪

- Flour tortillas are not Mexican.

- Okay, so then what is Mexican here?

Like, show me something that's Mexican.

- A corn tortilla.

- This is tasty, mm.

So a burrito, not Mexican.

- Yeah, definitely not.

Okay, enchiladas?

Doesn't that smell good, smell it.

- It smells like tea.

A little bit of milk.

♪ Deep in my bones, and I ♪

- We'll turn it up, give me your cup.

All right, get it in here.

- Mm.

Here you go.

- Thank you.

Oh my God, you've never cut your hair?

- Well, I thought about it one time, but I've never cut it.

♪ Chasing days like these ♪

♪ Chasing ♪

♪ Days like these ♪

♪ Chasing days like these ♪

♪ Chasing days like these ♪

What do you got?

- Dried fruits and stuff.

- Oh, yeah, where from?

California.

- Well done.

Sign here.

It's great to see someone bring their kid.

- Yeah, we just, we just needed some time.

- Well, that's good, my dad used to take me.

It makes me miss him.

- It was good to hear from you.

I was surprised you called.

Enjoying having Mom with you?

- Enjoying is a strong word.

Keep her as long as you want.

- You okay back there?

She could use a bath.

- So could you.

Nice.

- Hey, hey, be careful.

- Is she okay?

- Yeah, I think so.

- My firm has put out some calls to the Justice Department.

Hopefully they'll lead us somewhere.

- Thank you.

- What you're doing is really amazing.

- You've thought this through, right?

- She needs help.

End of story.

You have a backyard?

Oh, still?

- Yeah.

- You gonna see Papa this time?

- Maybe.

After dinner.

How is he?

- He comes in and out.

Sometimes he's lucid.

You have to sort of guide him through.

- Hmm.

Is he still drinking?

We control it.

- You allow it?

- I said we control it.

What?

You're never here, man.

You don't get to decide how we take care of him.

- Well, Dip, you're a doctor.

You should know better.

- Maybe if you showed up more I'd take your second opinion.

You remember when Ma and Pa went to Saroj Auntie's house

and I had that party?

- The Bakersfield bake-off summer bash.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, that was a party.

Yeah, that was a party.

Until they came home early

and we thought we'd cleaned up everything.

- The shamrock shot glass.

In the sink-

- Oh, you idiot.

Man.

Papa was fuming.

Ma was all like, "What kind

of son have I raised?" - "Of son have I raised?"

- And you took the heat.

You said it was your party, your shot glass.

Saved me from being grounded for my whole life,

whether it was that shot glass, college,

whenever the shit went down, you took care of me.

- Kuldip, this is different.

Like, this isn't the same, okay?

You shouldn't be the one to have to take care of him.

- You're about to have a daughter, let it go.

His bedroom was covered

in those glow in the dark constellation stickers.

"Star Wars" action figures, too.

Nerd.

- Yeah, that you always wanted to play with.

"Veer ji, veer ji, let me play with one.

Please, please, just one, please, come on."

- Why do I sound like a child in a Guru Dutt movie?

- Oh, so that's why you keep ordering those dolls.

- Action figures.

- Uh-huh.

And I'm saving them for my niece.

- Right.

Authorities say some migrants may be taken

to a processing center,

ones where staff aren't already overwhelmed.

- You know, you always wanted to stay in my room, too.

- Did not.

They went into-

- Yeah, you did, you were so afraid

that rats were gonna come and eat your brains

in the middle of the night

for some reason- - Okay, that's because

you would scratch on the walls to torture me.

- So, Elena, what do you like to do?

- She sings.

- Oh, really, what do you like to sing?

- I don't know, it's a mix of Selena, Joan Baez,

and a little Joni Mitchell.

Oh, wow, very cool.

- I'm writing a demo with my friend Zashia.

- I'm trying to get her to use some tabla on the track.

- Of course you are.

- Bhangra music's pretty good.

Nice.

- It's Kiran.

- It's been a while.

- I'm not the doctor.

Still up there, last time I checked.

- No, none yet.

It was good seeing you.

Yeah, I should go.

- Kiran, Kiran.

- I've got some good news for you.

- You're gonna be a grandfather.

A few weeks.

- Papa, it's me, it's Kiran.

Papa, it's me.

Dessert's ready.

Are you his daughter?

- Yeah.

- Oh!

Come here.

Oh, beautiful, look at you.

When I was your age, I saw a photo of a sheep,

a sheep on a big hill, green grass,

beautiful wind blowing,

and it was my dream

to find that.

I came to America looking for it,

but never found it.

But you know what?

I found something much better.

I found my family.

And you know, this whole world,

whole universe is yours,

and he will give it to you.

No, I gotta call you back, yeah.

Hi, can I help you?

- Is, I'm looking for Diego Hernandez.

- I don't know anybody named Diego, sorry.

- Is this not your address?

- Yeah.

Yeah, that's it.

- He should be here.

- The previous owner had a tenant.

I don't know where he went, I just bought the spot.

Can I get you something, sweetheart?

You want a glass of water or some soda?

- No, thank you.

Hey, I'm real sorry I couldn't help you more.

- Could Diego be anywhere else?

Did your parents give you anyone else you can call?

- I wish they could have.

- Hey, tell me what happened.

- Papi and I got into a huge fight.

Zashia invited me to a concert.

He kept saying no,

he was always so scared something will happen.

I was so mad, I needed to get away for a bit.

I ignored all of their calls,

and when I came back, Immigration was there.

And I saw, I saw Matty and Papi and Mommy

in the back of a truck, and then before I knew it,

they were driving away.

- Look, that was not your fault.

You did not do that to them.

- It felt like I did.

- Your family doesn't blame you.

- What if they do?

- Elena.

- Get off of me, you're just a stupid old man.

- Hey, hey, hey, hey, punch here, punch here.

Again.

Harder.

Again.

Again, again, again.

Punch, punch, again.

Again, come on, get it out, come on.

Come on, come on, come on.

It's okay.

- My family had a plan.

Papi worked at the center, said trucks came

from all over the country.

If things were to go wrong, it's Diego.

He's family, and he'll take care of you.

- Why my truck?

- You reminded me of Papi.

I told him I hated him.

You didn't mean it.

- But what if he-

- Hey.

He loves you.

No matter what.

- I don't want that to be the last thing I said to him.

- What do you want?

- I want my family.

- We'll call every detention center, lawyers, senators.

I will do everything I can to find them.

Give me your photo.

You're family now.

- Hey.

You always had my back,

even when it was just fruit snacks.

- I still do.

- I'm scared, Preeti.

I don't want to become my dad.

- You won't.

- We're not gonna make the same mistakes, okay?

We're gonna protect her, support her.

- We'll show her every day that we love her.

- I, uh,

I picked a color.

Its, it's not one of the swatches, but,

oh, I sent you a message.

- Okay.

Lavender, huh?

- Yeah, it felt,

it felt right.

- Well, your mom's totally gonna think this is auspicious.

How's her uncle?

- He wasn't there.

- She's strong.

I'm gonna make a room for her, okay?

Okay.

- And Kiran, I,

I'm really glad you're helping her.

- I love you.

If God is real and makes everything happen,

and everything happens for a reason,

why does God let bad things happen?

- Maybe there isn't a reason.

The universe is constantly expanding.

Stars form, galaxies die.

None of it is good or bad, it just is.

Things just happen,

and the only choice you have is how to respond.

Oh, bonjour.

The song's finished.

Okay, let's hear it.

- No way, I need music, and-

- Elena.

Sing.

♪ I'm coming for you ♪

♪ Dim the lamps and leave a clue ♪

♪ You are singing to me in my sleep ♪

♪ But grace that's so far and so deep ♪

♪ Let the horses part the sand ♪

♪ Bringing quiet to this land ♪

♪ It was ours before it was theirs ♪

♪ And the ghosts await their share ♪

♪ Love may come, you just won't know from where ♪

♪ Las madres will know what to do ♪

♪ And I am coming for you ♪

- Oh, God.

Mom?

Mom!

Oh my God.

- What happened, what's, what?

Oh, here, oh, beti, beti, here's a blanket, sit down, sit.

- It's a contraction.

- Oh, God.

- This is the last time, right?

Like, yo, nothing's changed, always the same.

- Mm-hmm.

- This is seriously the most boring job in the world.

- Hey, Mom, what's up?

- What, why?

- Wait, wait, is she okay?

- Wait, Mom, Mom, what's going, Mom!

- What's wrong?

- Preeti's going into labor.

- That's good, right?

- No, no, it's too soon, it's too early.

- Is she gonna be okay?

- Yeah, yeah, she'll be fine.

This one here, step outside of the truck.

You heard what I said.

- I think they're checking the trucks.

Do they usually check the trucks like that?

- Mm-hmm.

- Don Kiran?

- Manifest, license, and registration.

What's going on, Officer?

Manifest, license, and registration.

Can you tell me what's going on?

- Please pull forward when it's your turn.

Hey, my paperwork?

- You'll get it back when you're clear.

- Why is Immigration here?

- They're just gonna weigh us, okay?

- If they find me.

- Hey, hey, everything's gonna be okay, all right?

They've got nothing to be suspicious about.

Our paperwork's in order, don't worry.

Get out of your vehicle, now!

Come on, let's go, let's go!

- I won't let anything happen to you.

Hey, Mom, what's going on?

What did the doctor say?

Well, is she gonna be okay?

- Is the baby okay? - How should I know?

They won't let me in that room-

- Wait, what?

Mom, Mom, Mom, Mom, why are they doing that, look, just,

I will get, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm coming.

Yes?

- Yes, yes, I'm coming, okay, I'll get there-

- I don't want what happened to my family

to happen to you, too.

- Yeah, okay, I'm gonna be there as soon as possible.

I am not gonna let anything happen to you.

You're gonna be a good dad.

- Elena!

Elena!

- Where the hell is he is going? Get after him, go, go, go!

Elena, Elena!

Elena, come back, Elena!

Elena, where are you?

Hands up!

My daughter's out there!

I said

put your hands up! - My daughter's out there!

- Elena, Elena! - Now, now!

My daughter's out there, Elena!

I will shoot you.

Put your hands up now.

Get him!

Elena, Elena!

Elena!

Elena!

Kiran.

- How's Preeti?

- Oh, they're fine- - And the baby?

They're fine.

Did they find Elena?

She's gone.

- Go on, I'll find parking.

Your father and I had our issues.

I wish we had done better.

Learn from our mistakes.

You'll make many, too many to remember.

And some that will go to your grave.

And then you have the choice in between.

Cherish these moments.

- I know.

Hey. - Hey.

- Did you find her?

Hey, we'll keep looking, okay?

- Are you okay?

Yeah.

- I am so sorry I wasn't here.

- It's okay, they took good care of me.

- You were all alone.

Your mom was here.

She's not bad in a pinch.

- Is she-

- She's perfect.

Go, go meet her.

Say hi to Roshni.

- Shh, shh, shh, shh, shh.

Shh.

Hi.

♪ I am coming for you ♪

♪ Dim the lamps and leave a clue ♪

♪ You are singing to me in my sleep ♪

♪ But grace lies so far and so deep ♪

♪ Let the horses part the sand ♪

♪ Bringing quiet to this land ♪

♪ It was ours before it was theirs ♪

♪ And the ghosts await their share ♪

♪ Love may come, you just won't know from where ♪

♪ Las madres will know what to do ♪

♪ And I am coming for you ♪