Set in the 1980s, Jude moves from Vermont to New York City to live with his father in the punk-fueled East Village. Caught in the chaos of city life, Jude and his friends embark on a journey of self-realization.

Kopus heads to Brooklyn armed with new knowledge, while Jean makes a bold decision.

Harold finds himself crushed between the law and the compromising deal struck with Kopus.

A community reaches a turning point when a shocking tragedy upends the lives of all involved.

Determined to cover up the truth, Harold's sworn duty goes awry. Kopus seizes the opportunity.

Marie meets with the Tribal Council to discuss the issue of a casino, which Sky is opposed to.

Kopus finds new conflicts and surprises at home. The Lenape tribe receives federal recognition.

Four grown siblings return home to their terminally ill mother's (Sally Field, "Not Without My Daughter") house for what they think are her final few days. When she hangs on, they find themselves stuck under the same roof for two difficult weeks. But as the children come to terms with their grief, they discover laughter in the midst of sorrow, I me in the face of anger, and an opportunity to gain new perspectives on their own lives.