Want to watch TV on a weekday? Or eat ice cream for breakfast? As the daughter of two immigrant parents, I’d laugh at the infinitesimal prospect of me ever being able to do these activities. It’s not every day that immigrant parents are portrayed as anything less than stern and cold in the media, but the newest Netflix Original “Yes Day” challenges this stereotype. Based on the children’s novel Yes Day by Amy Rosenthal, Miguel Arteta’s film, released on March 12, captures the complicated boundaries of parents and children in typical immigrant households. For anyone looking for a family comedy that teaches about the harmful effects of stereotypes, I would highly recommend “Yes...