Kaye Brownlee-France

Merle 2022-04-19 09:02:22

The film tells the story of a Korean immigrant family. Unlike other immigrant stories, I think the film is more about exploring the subtleties of the family's emotional bonding process, and immigration is just a special coat that the family has. Like countless traditional Eastern families,...

Sasha 2021-12-25 08:01:15

Even though the beginning of the film is a bit boring, it seems that the road ahead is elusive and there are too many unknowns shrouded in this surviving family. However, the second half was too amazing, and it seemed that everything was gradually on the right track-the younger son's condition...

Darryl 2022-03-27 09:01:12

The winner of the Grand Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival, in a year when Korean film criticism declined, this independent small production created by a Korean-American team has entered this year's Oscar awards season, and the old actor Yin Ruzhen will become the most A strong contender for Best Supporting Actress. The title Minari is a Korean transliteration of water celery, the story of a Korean immigrant family who farms in the American interior in the 1980s. The setting sounds far away, but the delicate human relationship is enough to make people empathize. As small as the parents of three generations of grandparents living in the same house, as big as the cultural conflict between the East and the West, the director does not seek violent contradictions and extreme emotional expression. The American dream of Koreans has neither the blood of Korean dramas nor Hollywood. The blood of the style, everything seems sincere and natural, and the high level is shot in a small format.

Anne 2022-04-24 07:01:15

The story is okay, but the filming isn't engaging enough.