Movie Review
'Minari' is a familiar tale that's still unique in its own quiet way
The movie is a tender, nuanced portrait of a Korean family making its way in middle America
19 September 2021 - 00:00
Director Lee Isaac Chung draws on his own experiences as a Korean-American child growing up in rural Arkansas in the 1980s to create a small but defiantly touching tribute to the resilience and hard work that's needed to succeed in a world where there's so much stacked against you...
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