American Crime

Luis, a migrant worker from Mexico, transitions into life as a farmer, while Coy, a hopeless drug addict, also finds work on a farm. Social worker Kimara offers her aid to Shae, a recently rescued prostitute.

Luis finds himself sinking into servitude on the farm, while field captain Isaac forms a complicated relationship with Coy. Jeanette comes to realize her family's role in exploiting farm workers.

Luis arrives at the Hesby farm and learns the truth about his son's tragic end. After a deep and revealing conversation, Jeanette and JD attend a workers' rally.

Jeanette tries to find her voice in the Hesby family, and Kimara explores financial options to pay for in vitro fertilization. Shae comes to a decision about her own pregnancy.

Dustin introduces Shae to the world of online sex work. After leaving her husband, Jeanette struggles to find a place to live and the means to support herself. Nick and Clair's business and personal troubles worsen.

Nick takes his frustrations out on Clair, while Clair becomes increasingly abusive and controlling of her nanny, Gabriella. Shae struggles adjusting to online prostitution.

Kimara struggles with her decision to lie for the benefit of others, while Dustin realizes he is no longer safe in the live stream house and seeks help. As Nick and Clair's relationship deteriorates, Gabriela fears for the safety of Nicky and herself.

Kimara convinces Dustin to tell the police about Shae, which lands him in trouble. Jeanette is forced to swallow her pride and returns to living with the Hesbys, despite their differences, for the sake of her neice's future.

American Crime stars Felicity Huffman as Jeanette Hesby, Regina King as Kimara Walters, Timothy Hutton as Nicholas Coates, Lili Taylor as Clair Coates, Connor Jessup as Coy Henson, Richard Cabral as Isaac Castillo and Benito Martinez as Luis Salazar. American Crime is created and executive produced by Oscar-winner John Ridley (“12 Years a Slave”). Michael J. McDonald also serves as executive producer.