Streaming, rent, or buy Sunshine – Season 1:
Currently you are able to watch "Sunshine - Season 1" streaming on AcornTV Amazon Channel, Acorn TV, Acorn TV Apple TV.
4 Episodes
S1 E1 - Shadow Man
S1 E2 - Episode 2
S1 E3 - Episode 3
S1 E4 - Episode 4
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4 Episodes - 51min - English
30 Days Free
Then CA$ 9.99 / month
Streaming details for Sunshine - Season 1 on AcornTV Amazon Channel
Runtime
51min
Quality
HD
Audio languages
English
Subtitle languages
English
CC
4 Episodes - 51min - English
7 Days Free
Then CA$ 9.99 / month
Streaming details for Sunshine - Season 1 on Acorn TV
Runtime
51min
Quality
SD
Audio languages
English
Subtitle languages
English
CC
HD
4 Episodes - 51min - English
30 Days Free
Then CA$ 9.99 / month
Streaming details for Sunshine - Season 1 on Acorn TV Apple TV
Runtime
51min
Quality
HD
Audio languages
English
Subtitle languages
English
CC
4 Episodes - 51min - English
Free
retail price
Streaming details for Sunshine - Season 1 on Hoopla
Available until
2027-10-31
Runtime
51min
Quality
SD
Audio languages
English
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Synopsis
Sunshine as a “working class suburb” where protagonist Jacob Chagai lives. Born in South Sudan, Jacob is an aspiring professional basketballer, a storyline that parallels to the rise of South Sudanese-Australian professional basketballer Thon Maker, who escaped civil war and settled in Perth – the 20-year-old now plays for Milwaukee Bucks. When a privileged suburban teen is critically assaulted, the blame is quickly laid on a group of young men from Melbourne’s South Sudanese community – jeopardising the dreams of 18-year-old star basketballer Jacob Chagai. But the truth is never black and white.
