Steven Yeun

Han Yeri

Youn Yuh-jung

Will Patton

Alan Kim

Noel Kate Cho

Darryl Cox

Esther Moon

Ben Hall

Eric Starkey

Jacob Wade

James Carroll

Jenny Phagan

Tina Parker

Chloe Lee

Joel Telford

Scott Haze

Kaye Brownlee-France

Skip Schwink

Tea Oh

Debbi Tucker

Ed Spinelli

Ernie Robinson

Danny Frost

Laurie Frost

Warren Lane

Jonnie Parnell

Amanda Pearce

Krista Perry

Lee Isaac Chung

Dede Gardner

Jeremy Kleiner

Christina Oh

Lachlan Milne

Lee Yong-ok

Emile Mosseri

Harry Yoon

Susanna Song

W. Haley Ho

Hanrui Wang

Drea Carreno

Park Moung-hui

Brad Pitt

Joshua Bachove

Julia Kim

Dylan Brodie

Jeff Dubray

Ann Laudick

Stephen J Hanan

Kent Shelton

Dante Ha

Shannon Beshears

Amanda K. Roberts

Cari Pak

Stefanie Y. Hong

Marissa Shoemaker

Tory Ayers

Joshua Sampson

Brian Keepers

David Moore

Stacy Suvino

Ben Meeks

Amairani Perez Chamu

Ty Tush

Kaitlyn Shelby

Jon Roman

Jaime Roman

Matt Fleischmann

Charles Elmore

Clay Flores

Rhett Chanley

Greg Bollinger

Todd Ruffin

Melissa Lukenbaugh

James Russell

Erik Duemig

Michael Schwarz

Joseph Duemig

Steven R. Mathis

Liz Drew

Scott Forrester

Austin Gill

Sam Calvin

Jeremy Smart

Jimmy Hollingshed

Matt Bauske

Jacob Keen

Sunrise Tippeconnie

Jon Shryock

Keith Brown

Timothy R. Barnett

Colin Warde

Moses Jenkins

Brett Reynolds

Charlotte Golden

Amy Higdon

Amanda Gonzalez

Ashley Tabb

Kerry Anne Pritchard

Hannah Gates

Danny Hulsey

Daniel Cochran

Alyssa Ide

Zackary Steven Graham

Cole Emhoff

Mina Lee

Andrea Drake

Justin Clenard

Lew Homme

Jimmie L. Hardcastle

Tom Comstock

Arnold Rowlan

Dan Dolan

Devin Cunningham

Joel Decker

Doug Tabb

Terry Raulston

Sheri Dent

Conley Wilson

Joshua Miller

Kenny Binkley

John Stout

Reride Smith

David Milliken

Drama

Minari

Plan B Entertainment

United States of America

English

한국어/조선말

SWITCH.

'Minari' is an emotionally beautiful film. For me personally, the only downfall are very small parts of its narrative. Some things are brought up but never really touched on again, which didn't bug me in the moment but after the film, I asked myself what happened with those threads. It's such a small issue, but that doesn't stop me from saying that the film is a breathtaking delight. 

Soon-ja sang it best: “Minari, minari... wonderful, wonderful.“
- Chris dos Santos

Read Chris' full article...
https://www.maketheswitch.com.au/article/review-minari-equal-parts-heartwarming-and-heartbreaking

Louisa Moore - Screen Zealots

“Minari” is an absolutely beautiful gem of a movie that is delightful on all levels. The highly personal film, written and directed by Lee Isaac Chung, tells the story of a struggling Korean-American family searching for a better life when they move to rural Arkansas from California. Jacob (Steven Yeun) dreams of starting his own farm and selling Korean vegetables to serve the growing immigrant population, while his wife Monica (Yeri Han) quietly internalizes her anxiety. Their two kids (Alan S. Kim, Noel Cho) adapt a bit more quickly, but things are turned upside down when their firecracker of a grandma (Yuh-jung Youn) arrives.

Set in the 1980s, the film depicts a fresh look at the immigrant experience in America, capturing what it must be like to face unfamiliar surroundings while clinging to the promise of a happy future. Jacob has a desire and drive that’s enviable, even if he’s draining the family’s savings with his pie-in-the-sky dreams.

It’s rare that almost all of the best performances of the year are concentrated in one movie, but here we are. The cast is pitch-perfect, from Will Patton‘s supporting role as a religious Korean War veteran to Han’s understated turn as a disappointed wife who is embarrassed to be living in a mobile home in the middle of nowhere. The performances are excellent all around, but Kim and Youn steal the film. All of the actors achieve something to be proud of here. I instantly felt a powerful connection with every character, each of them a person I would gladly root for until the end. I contend that if you aren’t all-in and crossing your fingers for this likeable family’s success, there’s something deeply rotten in your soul.

The narrative explores the highest of the highs and the lowest of the lows with a charming, admirable authenticity and eye-opening insight. The story’s appeal is universal with a hopeful sentiment, even when tragedy strikes.

“Minari” may not escape a few chestnut platitudes (like even when you come close to losing everything, a new day will dawn and things will be brighter because you still have each other), but this comforting underdog story about immigrants with a dream is wrapped in an absolutely beautiful film that’s delightful on all levels.

By: Louisa Moore / SCREEN ZEALOTS

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