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Just Another Immigrant: Romesh at the Greek

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Where: Crave
What: Film, 54 mins.
When: Now
Genre: Stand-up comedy
Why you should watch: British TV personality Romesh Ranganathan is a math teacher turned comedian with a self-deprecating sense of humour and Just Another Immigrant captures his pessimism perfectly. This hour-long comedy special is the final chapter to Ranganathan’s mockumentary series of the same name. A bit of backstory: The comedian uprooted his wife, three children and mother from England to try life in Los Angeles with the goal of selling out the infamous Greek Theatre. This special works as a standalone piece and cleverly balances funny anecdotes with commentary on the realities of being a person of colour. One word of advice: Don’t watch with young kids in the room!

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