Growing up in America as a first generation Korean is hard enough. You are stuck between the tradition of growing up like your parents did and trying to find your way as an American. So imagine being an African American who has peace by embracing a Korean culture and is suddenly rejected by it. This whirlwind of confusion causes a huge conflict between Ajani and Sonny that splits them up and sends them in opposite directions trying to figure out where they fit in. Ajani goes back to the African American community while Sonny finds himself in Korea Town. But, their paths will come full circle and find themselves head to head, brother against brother in a city martial arts tournament. Can their friendship survive the impact when it becomes BROTHERS AT WAR.